Towards Territorial Transition
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Beschreibung
Coping with climate change and its sweeping effects requires large-scale decarbonization and poses major challenges for urban and infrastructure design
Towards Territorial Transition presents new spatial strategies, concepts, and approaches for shaping large-scale and transnational developments in architecture and urban design towards decarbonization and ecological transition. The contributions investigate interactions between ecological and resource-related systems and landscapes. They explore potential solutions to address and deal with the dramatic threats posed by climate change, and with the social crisis that may emerge from them.
The book introduces six basic terms of territorial transition—Territory, Scale, Transition, Resource, Platform, and Uncertainty—and visualizes them with spatial strategies elaborated at the École nationale supérieure d’architecture Versailles and at Graz University of Technology. Moreover, it presents a selection of transnational projects of territorial transition, such as Luxembourg in Transition (Luxembourg / France), Grand Genève (Switzerland / France) and Top Noordrand (Belgium / Netherlands).
- Introduces new strategies, concepts, and approaches in architecture and urban design for fundamental changes towards decarbonization and ecological turnaround
- Presents a selection of large-scale transnational projects based on these strategies and concepts
- Features essays by and a conversation with international scholars, researchers, and designers
Stellt Strategien, Konzepte und Ansätze in Architektur und Stadtplanung für fundamentale Veränderungen in Richtung Dekarbonisierung und ökologischer Wende vor Essays von und ein Gespräch mit internationalen Expertinnen und Experten Präsentiert eine Auswahl konkreter grenzüberschreitender Projekte grossen Massstabs, die auf diesen Strategien und Konzepten basieren
Autor*in
Matthias Armengaud
Themen in »Towards Territorial Transition«
France Umwelt Belgien Belgium Ecology Schweiz TU Graz Luxemburg Ökologie Eva Schwab Frankreich Städtebau Architektur Environment Klimawandel