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Voids and Architectural Regeneration: Systematic Review of Applied Approaches

Urban Science
This systematic review examines and critically classifies the strategies applied to abandoned urban voids through the analysis of peer-reviewed scientific and technical literature, addressing the lack of integrative studies on the topic.
Marco Alonso Martínez Cuaresma, Alexander Ronaldo Riveros Noa, Carlos Guillermo Vargas Febres   +2 more
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Temporary Use Approach as A Catalyst for Urban Regeneration for Abandoned Urban Voids: A Case Study of Al-Hattaba, Historical Cairo منهج الاستخدام المؤقت كمحفز للتجديد الحضري للفراغات العمرانية المهجورة دراسة حالة منطقة الحطابة، القاهرة التاريخية [PDF]

Journal of Urban Research, 2023
Urban void redevelopment scenarios have garnered considerable interest from researchers around the world. Urban regeneration in historical districts faces challenges in reconciling historical significance with the local community's needs.
Maha Mohammed EzzEldin Hanafy Elsayed, Kariman Ahmed Shawky   +1 more
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Dearq, 2022
The intention of this article is to show an analysis of the urban landscape on the conditions of neglect, appropriation and prospection of the commercial zone integrated into the Civic Center of Mexicali, a border city in Mexico; following the ...
Alejandro Peimbert Duarte
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Urban voids: Filadelfia, EE.UU. [PDF]

ARQ (Santiago), 2006
Resumen es: La importancia de un espacio urbano vital y accesible ya parece ser acuerdo universal; en ese tema las autoridades urbanas tienen la primera palabra.
Desimini, Jill., Martic Viukasovic, Danilo   +1 more
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"From Urban voids to Urban Commons-Ex-airports as Urban Voids reuse Case studies of Tempelhofer Feld Airport in Berlin-Germany & Imbaba Airport in Giza-Egypt."

Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science, 2021
Cities are areas with focused purposes and applications, purpose-filled spaces. Living, services, administration, recreation, transportation, culture, and industry. No vacuum or space is revealed in the city map without purpose (“E-architect—Architecture
Ahmed Hosney Radwan, Ahmed Abdel Ghaney Morsi   +1 more
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Sustaining Urban Public Spaces through Everyday Aesthetic Cosmopolitanism: The Case of the Art Center Recyclart

Cosmopolitan Civil Societies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 2022
This article explores how social artistic interventions provide forms of everyday aesthetic cosmopolitanism – an intellectual and aesthetic openness towards objects, places, experiences, activities that relates to the everyday life of people regardless ...
Jingjing LI, Ching Lin Pang
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A espacialização dos vazios urbanos em Londrina (PR)

Confins, 2016
During the recent years, the urban space production is subordinated to the real state capital reproduction, mostly by the land ownership appreciation. In the cities production the agents involved produce or reproduce the urban morphology, where adds up ...
Agnaldo da Silva Nascimento
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Former military sites and post-Covid-19 city in Italy. May their reuse mitigate the pandemic impacts?

TeMA: Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment, 2021
The presence of former military settlements, along with other abandoned spaces in the Italian cities, constitutes an opportunity for developing inclusive and green cities through a good governance, especially after the 2020 pandemic outbreak.
Federico Camerin
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Retrofitting Existing Urban Voids

BCP Education & Psychology, 2022
As an abandoned mining area, Huanglong Mountain Purple Sand Mining Area in Dingshu Town, Yixing City, Jiangsu Province has entered a state of suspension of production. This study draws on successful cases and retrofits the abandoned mining area in Huanglong Mountain into a “source of purple sand” community park.
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Community gardens in urban voids as a strategy for requalifying sustainable and healthy urban centers

ARQUISUR Revista, 2021
Based on the sustainable development objectives of Agenda 2030, it is understood the importance of seeking solutions that help mitigate the problems of food security that have intensified with the pandemic of COVID-19, through the most appropriate design
Márcia Azevedo de Lima , Patrícia de Freitas Nerbas   +1 more
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