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Publicado no:	Topos 75(2011)S. 84/85
Autor principal:	Dow, Biba (VerfasserIn)
Formato:	Artigo
Idioma:	German
Publicado em:	2011
Assuntos:	Aufsatz
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Upper Lee Valley : These legacy landscapes provide instances of rare and wild beauty. As part of the East London Green Grid, they are supported by a strategy that enhances this network and ensures their continued existance
Por: Mann, William
Publicado em: (2011)

London
Por: Dean, Jamie
Publicado em: (2011)

Energy Masterplanning and Urbanism : One quarter of London's energy will come from decentralized heat sources by 2025.
Por: Holbrook, Tom, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

The Spatial Implications of Green Industries : The Green Enterprise District of East London will bring a spate of new and ecologically sensitive development projects to the fore, and inspire further green development throughout London
Por: Lösing, Judith, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

London's Olympic Legacy Landscapes : Though the events associated with the 2012 Olympics are temporary they enable a transformation of the surrounding Lea Valley that will endure over time
Por: Fawcett, Eleanor, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

The East London Green Grid - 21st Century Infrastructure ; London has been formed by the landscapes of the Thames and its tributaries.
Por: Dean, Jamie
Publicado em: (2011)

Exterial Landscape : The result of economic and political decisions that were made without consideration of externalities, Exterial Landscapes involve costly environmental damage that can enable change and reclamation to ensure that the errors are not repeated
Por: Berger, Alan
Publicado em: (2011)

Sydney At 12 Million : A network structure for a landscape city ; With a projected population of 12 million by 2100
Por: Allchin, Craig
Publicado em: (2011)

Estuarine Landscape : The consideration of the rich history of this landscape along the Thames holds clues for its treatment over the next hundred years as its role in flooding events comes to the fore given projected climate shifts
Por: Beard, Peter
Publicado em: (2011)

Towards Integrating Infrastructure and Landscape : In order to function, fit and be acceptable, infrastructure needs to enhance the quality of the landscape.
Por: Shannon, Kelly, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

Human Shields : The Surface As Avatar ; Simple architectural gestures like color and decoration in the landscape can be powerful signifying elements that mark change. three post-crisis cities
Por: Fowler, Justin
Publicado em: (2011)

Post Traumatic Stress Management : Whether suffering is caused by nature or by other humans, the consequences are serious for those affected. Recovering from a traumatic experience is important and requieres support
Por: Plagge, Ute
Publicado em: (2011)

Barking Riverside : a landscape approach for adapting to climate change ; A holistic solution, presented by Gustafson Porter, of water chains, rain gardens, storm water planters, swales, attenuation ponds, creeks and floodplains ensures the former brownfield site is ready for coming climate-change events
Por: Locher, Lot
Publicado em: (2011)

New Wildlife Crossing Structures : In 2010 an international competition challenged design teams to conceptualise the next generation of wildlife crossing infrastructure for North America's roadways.
Por: Lister, Nina-Marie E.
Publicado em: (2011)

Remaking City And Coast : Landscape Crisis in New Orleans.
Por: Mossop, Elizabeth
Publicado em: (2011)

Paradox City : Emerging From Swampy Ground ; Hybridity and change are the key words that describe many areas ; The concept Paradox City tries to work with these challenges
Por: Sieweke, Jorg
Publicado em: (2011)

Planning On The Waterfront ; Commissioner Amanda Burden leads the NYC Department of City Planning in the development of Vision 2020
Por: Burden, Amanda
Publicado em: (2011)

New York City's High Performance Parks And Landscape Renewal : Comissioner Adrian Benepe presents plans by the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation for the future of New York City's public open spaces, featuring the new High Performance Landscape Guidelines
Por: Benepe, Adrian, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

Green Rays in Milan : The first section, near the cathedral in the city center, has now become a reality.
Por: Kipar, Andreas, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

Railroad Park : Magic in the Heart of the City ; The new park on a railroad viaduct in Birmingham, Alabama, is an example of successful revitalization.
Por: Kibelka, Birgit
Publicado em: (2011)

Branding The Park : How the High Line and the Eyst River Waterfront Esplanade changed the development model for public space in New York City
Por: Dollaghan, Kelsey Campbell
Publicado em: (2011)

Qunli National Urban Wetland : The landscape architecture firm Turenscape developed national Ecological Security Patterns for all of China ; An example is the Stormwater Park in Haerbin City
Por: Yu. Kongijan
Publicado em: (2011)

Christchurch : Living in a Crisis Landscape ; The earthquake of 4 September 2010 and ongoing aftershocks have hit Christchurch unprepared. Located in the south of New Zealand, the city was considered a safe place in a country located precariously on the convergence of tectonic plates.
Por: Walsh, John
Publicado em: (2011)

A Well-Developed Plan wet Monumentality : Competing political motivations, overlapping bureaucracies, and cultural pratices problematize the creation of an overall concept for the Ganges basin, crucial for the region's water system, which is in a perpetual state of slow-moving crisis. The creation of a dynamic atlas could offer a chance for comprehensive communication.
Por: Acciavatti, Anthony
Publicado em: (2011)

A New Public Space For Sydney : Paddington Reservoir
Por: Hawken, Scott
Publicado em: (2011)

Think Big, Birds First : In China, landscape architecture often involves working within large-scale framework ; During the creation of Tieling New Town's central landscape system and Lotus Lake National Wetland Park ecological thinking was central to the planning and design process
Por: Zheng, Xiaodi
Publicado em: (2011)

Making Space in New York : The Language of Landscape ; Landscape typologies as an engine for urban transformations in the recent work of Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates
Por: Urbanski, Matthew
Publicado em: (2011)

Daring Down The Plastic River In Jakarta : A research team from Zurich and Singapore is using methods from landscape architecture to revitalize the Ciliwung River in the megacity Jakarta
Por: Girot, Christophe, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

Leidsche Rijn : Designing with Landscape and the Politics of Process ; For over 15 years an interdisciplinary team has worked on the masterplan of Leidsche Rijn, a new town adjacent to Utrecht.
Por: Cho, Leena
Publicado em: (2011)

The Isar River in Munich Return of the Wilderness : It has become a part of urban life once more
Por: Armonat, Thomas
Publicado em: (2011)

Tempelhofer Freiheit - Interim Use as a Vision : "Planning is a dialogue" is the maxim for the development of the former Berlin Tempelhof Airport into a park.
Por: Yacoub, Susanne Isabel
Publicado em: (2011)

Landscape architects Needed More Than Ever
Por: Hofland, Adam, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

Designing Process : The Exemplar Community Zoranje in Haiti : Almost two years after the devastating 2010 earthquake in Haiti, unclear land ownership and a lack of good governance impede reconstruction. In response to these limitations, Zoranje is a planned settlement northwest of the capital, designed by a team working with strategies for long-term sustainable development
Por: Werthmann, Christian
Publicado em: (2011)

Preemptive Landscape : A Prototype for Coastal Urbanization along the Pacific Ring of Fire
Por: Mazereeuw, Miho
Publicado em: (2011)

Tsunami Landscape : The earthquake and subsequent tsunami of 11 March 2011 destroyed the japanes coast north of Tokyo. Forces to think about how to live in nature, this could be an opportunity for the country's landscapes architects
Por: Mitani, Hiko, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

The Social Dimension of Crisis : Disasters like the January 2011 flood in Queensland, Australia influence whole communities.
Por: Raxworthy, Julian
Publicado em: (2011)

Two Million Homes for Mexico : In 2000, Mexican presidential candidate Vicente Fox Quesada announced an unprecedented campaign promise to build two million low-income homes throughout the county during his six-year term. The results of that promise raise many questions
Por: Corona, Livia
Publicado em: (2011)

Landscapes Of Disaster : Symbolic Spaces of Orientation ; Famous historical natural disasters changed the view of the world.
Por: Eckardt, Frank
Publicado em: (2011)

Crisis, Poignancy and the Sublime : Climate change is one of the largest-scale crises that humanity faces. An understanding of the sublime potentially offers designers a way to respond to it at a human scale
Por: Hill, Kristina, et al.
Publicado em: (2011)

From Crisis to Opportunity. The Healing Ecologies of the Cyprus Green Line ; The product of military and political conflict, a 180-kilometer-long buffer zone has divided Cyprus since 1974.
Por: Grichting, Anna
Publicado em: (2011)

Rubbish In, Resources Out : The consideration of the cultural and visual impact of waste disposal can yield beautiful solutions to integrate waste management structures directly into the city

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