Maciocco The Territorial Future of the City

1. Auflage 2009
ISBN: 978-3-540-77514-0
Verlag: Springer-Verlag
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 206 Seiten

The volume brings together contributions by leading scholars and young academics with experience in the urban potential of the territory in situations not necessarily linked to the dense metropolis, its compact form or to city sprawl. What brings these scholars together is their common reflection on this central theme, though from varied disciplinary and experimental backgrounds. They offer new forms of representing social and spatial processes of the contemporary society.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Maciocco, Giovanni

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Contributors;7
2;Contents;9
3;The Territorial Future of the City;10
3.1;0 Rediscovery of an Anchorage to the Earth;10
3.2;1 Researching the Urban Essential;13
3.3;2 Urban Potential of the Territory;16
3.4;3 The Phenomenon of Extended Urban Quality;17
3.5;4 The Territory as Counter-Space;19
3.6;5 The Territory as Contemporary Public Space;22
3.7;6 The Territorial Future of the City: About this Book;26
3.8;7 Notes;30
4;The Dilation of the Concept of "2018`0Inhabit"2019`0 and"00A0`0the"00A0`0City/Territory Relationship;35
4.1;0 Spatiality and Space;10
4.2;1 The Chronotope Example;13
4.3;2 The Intertwining of Perception, Action and Project;16
4.4;3 The Constitution of the Idea of Space;17
4.5;4 To Read the City and Imagine Its Relations with the Territory;19
4.6;5 Notes;22
5;Planning in Search of Ground: Committed Muddling Through or a Critical View from Above?;55
5.1;0 Introduction;10
5.2;1 Architects and Urbanists in Search of Ground ;13
5.3;2 The Production of Ground in Spatial Knowledge Production;16
5.4;3 New Ways of Knowledge Production: Two "2018`Experiences"2019` from"00A0`Architecture and Planning;17
5.4.1;4.0 How to Listen to the Zwischenstadt;60
5.4.2;4.1 Switzerland: An Urban Portrait "2013` an Interdisciplinary Reconciliation of Theory and Field Research?;62
5.5;4 Knowledge Production in Architecture and Planning Border"00A0`Cases;26
5.5.1;5.0 Micronomics: An Emancipated Product from City Mine(d)"2019`s Learning "2018`Laboratory"2019`?;65
5.5.2;5.1 Political Typographies: Twisting Conventional Visual and"00A0`Knowledge Frames;69
5.5.3;5.2 [Negotiating Space] Interactive Mapping in 2D/3D: From"00A0`Experimental to Professional Expertise;71
5.6;5 Conclusions;73
5.7;6 Notes;75
6;The Polycentric City and Environmental Resources;79
6.1;0 Polycentric Reorganisation of Metropolitan Territory;10
6.2;1 Features of Urban Polarities;13
6.3;2 The Dimensions of Polycentrism;16
6.4;3 A Classification of Poles;17
6.5;4 Polycentrism and Sustainability ;19
6.6;5 Notes;22
7;Images of Local Societies and Projects for Space;95
7.1;0 Introduction;10
7.2;1 Space and Social Representations;13
7.3;2 Space and Behaviour;16
7.4;3 Space and Identity;17
7.5;4 Images of Local Societies and Projects for Space ;19
7.6;5 Notes;22
8;Critical Design "2013`0 The Implementation of"00A0`0"2018`0Designerly"2019`0 Thinking to Explore the"00A0`0Futurity"00A0`0of Our Physical Environment;113
8.1;0 Introduction;10
8.2;1 Imagine a Landscape;13
8.3;2 Revisiting Reality: The Utopian Moment;19
8.4;3 The Renewed Intentionality of Design: Developing the"00A0`Critical"00A0`Perspective;22
8.5;4 Critical Design;26
8.6;5 Notes;30
9;Imagining the Re-/Co-production of a Hybrid Territory: Testing Sustainable Concepts of"00A0`0Landscape Development in Roeselare-West;134
9.1;0 Introduction;10
9.2;1 A Landscape System Called Roeselare-West;13
9.3;2 A Reading of the Existing;16
9.4;3 Legitimising the Possible;17
9.5;4 A Synthesis of the Desirable;19
9.6;5 Discussion;22
9.7;6 Notes;26
10;Derelict Places as Alternative Territories of the City;151
10.1;0 Urban Perspectives of Derelict Sites;10
10.2;1 Peripherality and Proximity in Non-core Areas;13
10.3;2 Re-urbanity Processes and the New Emergent City;16
10.4;3 In Search of the Trajectories of Places: A Narrative Approach;17
10.5;4 Notes;19
11;Name Index;164
12;Subject Index;164