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La greffe architecturale. Une stratégie pour intensifier la ville (Patras, Péloponnèse, Grèce)

2006
Student Projects

Abstract

Patras, ville portuaire détruite pendant la guerre d'indépendance, s'est reconstruite en se basant sur une trame dont les seules règles sont l'orthogonalité des rues et le parallélisme aux rives. Les qualités urbaines qu'offre un tel système - densité et diversité - tendent à se perdre dans l'étalement actuel de la ville. L'intensification de ces qualités par des greffes architecturales est la stratégie envisagée pour enrayer ce développement. Plus qu'une simple densification, la greffe utilise l'existant tout en l'enrichissant. Pour illustrer cette stratégie, nous proposons deux projets qui s'implantent au centre-ville, origine du système, et répondent au déficit de logements pour étudiants et d'équipements culturels.

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2006
Student Projects

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/1f0ac594-320e-41ca-b009-ee6ff4656f8e

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