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Emmanuel Rey
2013
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Face aux multiples conséquences induites par l’étalement urbain, un consensus se dégage progressivement pour réorienter le développement du bâti vers l’intérieur et pour favoriser les processus de densification urbaine. Dans ce contexte, des stratégies de réappropriation du milieu urbain sont à inventer, afin non seulement de parvenir à une utilisation plus rationnelle des ressources mais également de conférer aux villes et agglomérations les bases d'une attractivité retrouvée. Face à ce défi aux multiples facettes, le projet architectural est amené à jouer un rôle central. Par sa nature à la fois créative et intégrative, il constitue en effet un moyen d'exploration pour rechercher les alternatives - spatiales, typologiques et techniques - les plus à même de favoriser l'évolution de l'environnement construit vers la durabilité.

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Emmanuel Rey
2013
Book Chapters

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/1fe4a330-fdf0-4e30-ab1f-3289e42715a1

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