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Design with voids: how inverted urbanism can increase urban resilience
Architectural Science Review, 2018Rob Roggema
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Urban geography: ‘New’ urban geography and the ethnographic void
Progress in Human Geography, 2003openaire +2 more sources
Mapping the difference: the intelligent urban void
2nd IET International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE 06), 2006V. Ntovros, E. Steirou
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2016
Urban voids and buildings are becoming both the causes and solutions of the current environmental and social crisis in urban development. In addition future cities will also have to deal with limited urban spaces and resources. In order to cope with this complex situation, a paradigm shift in conventional urban regeneration is essential.
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Urban voids and buildings are becoming both the causes and solutions of the current environmental and social crisis in urban development. In addition future cities will also have to deal with limited urban spaces and resources. In order to cope with this complex situation, a paradigm shift in conventional urban regeneration is essential.
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THE LIMIT TOWARD EMPTINESS: URBAN VOIDS AS PUBLIC SPACE
Landscape Architecture Frontiers, 2020exaly
Research on Correlation between Urban Low-Noise Pavement Air Voids and Sound Absorption Coefficient
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013Xiao Juan Zhang, Zhang Xiao Juan
exaly
Urban voids: The contribution of Agroecology to the use of spaces
This research analyzes the potential of urban voids for Agroecology, discussing how these fragmented spaces can mitigate landscape impacts and promote urban food security. The objective was to analyze and compare draft laws on urban gardens in the cities of Varginha and Sete Lagoas, to understand their implementation, motivations, and impacts.Cunha da Fonseca, Maria Luiza +4 more
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