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A Neuchâtel, un nouveau quartier émerge d'une friche ferroviaire

Emmanuel Rey
2002
Journal Articles

Abstract

La dispersion croissante de l'environnement construit entraîne une utilisation peu rationnelle du sol et augmente les coûts des infrastructures et les impacts sur l'environnement. Le projet Ecoparc illustre une alternative pour inverser cette tendance, en régénérant une friche urbaine située à proximité immédiate de la gare de Neuchâtel, en Suisse. Le souci de densifier un secteur à l'abandon a suscité une réflexion sur d’autres aspects d’un quartier durable: la qualité de vie de ses habitants, l’impact environnemental des constructions et le développement de synergies fonctionnelles.

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Emmanuel Rey
2002
Journal Articles

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/1dc48069-02f7-416d-aabb-5695f6982c93

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