
- 160 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
The book uses the materials produced during the experience of 2 years of work with the students of the University of Genoa between courses and thesis, dealing with the theme of the relationship between city and nature. The theme is increasingly important mini European cities where the urban transformations must be able to bring in nature, but it is also very interesting the relationship of new urban contexts those generated by new metropolitan areas that allow you to connect areas that were previously considered a "back" to the city.The book is divided into two parts the first more theoretical with the story of these new territorial opportunities, the second part instead is more graphic that linked feeling of some projects developed within the courses of the thesis.
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Table of contents
- 01. Unnatural: Introduction. Artificial landscapes
- 02. Innatural: Nature and artifice. Urban multifunctional natures/ Perceptions of a new landscape
- 03. Renatural: New natures. Regeneration for new communities/ Re-discovering "Urban Nature"/ Natural based solutions/ Natural trajectories
- 04. Unnatural: Liguria case studies. Albenga/ Tigullio/ 5Terre/ Ge-coast/ Ge-Forts/ Ge-Valleys
- 05. Postface by Manuel Gausa. The Oak and the Reed. Imposing cities vs. Resili(g)ent Cities