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Open House International, 2023
PurposeThe concept of a creative place has been considered by experts, but a review of the research background shows that the definitions provided for creative place are different, and the factors that make an urban space a creative place are not clear.
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PurposeThe concept of a creative place has been considered by experts, but a review of the research background shows that the definitions provided for creative place are different, and the factors that make an urban space a creative place are not clear.
Sahar Rahimi Gendeshmin +2 more
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Place-Temporality and Urban Place-Rhythms in Urban Analysis and Design: An Aesthetic Akin to Music [PDF]
Journal of Urban Design, 2013 Places are temporal milieus, and the tempo of a place is inherently rhythmical. In an urban place, the patterns of people's movements, encounters, and rest, recurrently negotiating with natural cycles and architectural patterns, merge into expressive bundles of rhythms which give a place its temporal distinctiveness.
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The Urban Merge “Future Urban Place”
Open House International, 2007Within the last decade the media's full potential has been its use as a tool for conception and production of new architecture. What is this new architecture? Is it is really new or it is just a term to describe a transitory fashion development similar to the short lived post-modern flirtations of the 80th?
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Soviet Geography, 1969
AbstractA method of “structural chains” is proposed for the analysis of regional urban systems. Each chain is made up of a sequence of numerical elements representing the average population of places at various levels of urban development, from small mining or forestry settlements to large polyfunctional cities of regional or national rank. The absence
N. I. Blazhko +2 more
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AbstractA method of “structural chains” is proposed for the analysis of regional urban systems. Each chain is made up of a sequence of numerical elements representing the average population of places at various levels of urban development, from small mining or forestry settlements to large polyfunctional cities of regional or national rank. The absence
N. I. Blazhko +2 more
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2013
Louis Daguerre’s View of Boulevard du Temple, one of the earliest photographs of Paris, taken in 1838 or 1839, reveals a disturbingly eerie avenue, empty at mid-day.1 The image, taken by a nascent camera unable to capture movement because of a necessary exposure time of several minutes, depicts the physical city severed from its human activity. Only in
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Louis Daguerre’s View of Boulevard du Temple, one of the earliest photographs of Paris, taken in 1838 or 1839, reveals a disturbingly eerie avenue, empty at mid-day.1 The image, taken by a nascent camera unable to capture movement because of a necessary exposure time of several minutes, depicts the physical city severed from its human activity. Only in
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2000
The place representation of Cagliari was studied like a cognitive mapping and place attachement ...
NENCI A. M. +3 more
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The place representation of Cagliari was studied like a cognitive mapping and place attachement ...
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Places and People of Urban Gardens. Elements for an Introduction
2018Gardening in urban spaces refers to different meanings, depending on the context and circumstances. In this introductive chapter, we first synthesize the academic and intellectual debate in which our questioning about urban gardens raised. “Order and disorder in the garden: social and ecological stakes” was the complex issue we addressed in a ...
Glatron, Sandrine, Granchamp, Laurence
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2019
Even though building and living have been part of our daily activities, their relation to what and why the place is has been falling into oblivion. We build the city so that we have a place on the earth under the sky. All this because we are in the world that is not in empty space but in a place in which all things are familiarly identified with ...
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Even though building and living have been part of our daily activities, their relation to what and why the place is has been falling into oblivion. We build the city so that we have a place on the earth under the sky. All this because we are in the world that is not in empty space but in a place in which all things are familiarly identified with ...
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