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Green Density

Emmanuel Rey, Sophie Lufkin
2014
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Abstract

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, les sites susceptibles d’accueillir de nouveaux habitants et emplois à proximité des transports publics acquièrent un statut particulièrement stratégique. Le site de Waldstadt, sur lequel a porté le projet de recherche et d'enseignement GREEN DENSITY, constitue un champ d’investigation particulièrement adapté à l’exploration des multiples enjeux induit par la création de nouvelles polarités urbaines. La démarche consiste en l'élaboration et l'évaluation de six visions urbaines à partir des travaux d'étudiants réalisés au sein de l'atelier du Prof. Emmanuel Rey et des éclairages thématiques développés par des experts de disciplines et d’horizons divers. Par des approches complémentaires, elles visent à expérimenter, comparer et évaluer diverses formes urbaines envisageables pour le développement d’un tel site.

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Emmanuel Rey, Sophie Lufkin
2014
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Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/20cde8c3-67ee-43ab-926d-117a3d944d7f

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