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INTENSITES URBAINES. Une vision prospective pour le centre-ville de Neuchâtel

Emmanuel Rey
2017
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La présente publication constitue la synthèse d’un travail de recherche partant du constat de la situation paradoxale qu’éprouvent beaucoup de centres-villes aujourd’hui. Ces derniers sont en effet des centralités pour de vastes territoires urbains et simultanément des secteurs souffrant d’un certain manque de dynamisme. Abordant cette thématique de manière générale et prenant ensuite le cadre de la ville de Neuchâtel comme cas d’étude, la démarche inclut le développement d’une vision prospective, articulée autour d’une épine dorsale à même de valoriser des polarités émergentes et de structurer un maillage dense de nouvelles interconnexions.

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Emmanuel Rey
2017
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/07bf3c82-be6e-43e6-9d64-33f3bb0a3782

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