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Tag Archives: public realm
Pick of the day: The Vertical Garden City: Towards a New Urban Topology
The Vertical Garden City: Towards a New Urban Topology | Chris Abel | Comment is free | planetizen.com
Posted in opinions, pick of the day, research
Tagged Ebenezer Howard, Foster + Partners, garden city, High-rise Architecture, Ken Yeang, Linked Hybrid Building, Menara Mesiniaga, Norman Foster, peter hall, Project for Regents Place, public realm, sky gardens, Steven Holl, vertical city
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8 Intriguing Examples of Pop-up Urbanism
by Valentin Schipfer I’d say no. There even exists a specific blog – where I found most of my inspiration for this entry – and a recently published book on this type of urban interventions. They are taking place in … Continue reading
Posted in opinions, pick of the day
Tagged Absolute Blue, Alexandra Pulver, Boxpark, Cineroleum, East London, Electrolux, Enzi, Enzis, Hovercraft, Loose Affiliates, Museumquarter, Park Associati, Picnurbia, Plastique-Fantastique, Pop-up lunch bag, pop-up mall, pop-up urbanism, PPAG architects, public realm, public space, Raumlabor, the cube, urban interventions, Vancouver, Vienna, Waugh Thisleton Architects
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