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El vacío urbano = The urban void

open access: yesQuaderns d'arquitectura i urbanisme, 1989
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Urban Voids and ‘in-between’ Landscapes

2018
The debate on suburban sprawl, dispersed or disseminated cities, etc., is intensifying now in European cities, at least half a century after it started in North America. Contemporary cities have created a multitude of situations in which empty spaces are predominant over filled spaces, compared to what used to be the case of traditional, compact cities.
Javier Monclus, Monclus Javier
exaly   +2 more sources

Public Space Design as a Project of Urban Voids

Urban Book Series, 2021
Urban public space, at least in the meaning we usually attribute to it, is a generic and relatively recent term. In fact, we cannot speak of public spaces for the agorai of the Hellenistic Roman polis, the fora and the baths of Roman antiquity or for the souk and bazar of the Arab-Muslim Mediterranean cities, or the Persian maidan and similar spaces of
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The Application of Digital Technologies into Utilizing Urban Voids

Advances in Science, Technology and Innovation, 2022
Ebtesam Mohamed Ahmed Elgizawy   +1 more
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Urban Voids

RIEAeuropa Book Series, 2007
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Epistemological Study of Urban Voids

ECS Transactions, 2022
Cities are running out of horizontal room for growing population. But when city cores are observed closely, there are always some areas which are not being used as they were intended. One can find such blank, unused, under used, void spaces even in cores of the city. Such spaces can be used for rejuvenation and revitalization of urban cores.
Aarti Rana, Ambuj Kumar
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The projects of the green space in urban voids

2022
null Lene-Voigt-Park   +3 more
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Harnessing The Potential Of Urban Voids

Tuijin Jishu/Journal of Propulsion Technology, 2023
There are flakes and parts of uncomfortable areas in every metropolis. To categorize them, they would be in between buildings, occupying edge circumstances, but not sufficiently to occupy any kind of traditional views, which may be referred to as residual views.
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