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Les friches urbaines, entre potentiel stratégique et enjeux multidimensionnels

Emmanuel Rey
2015
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Abstract

Par leur ampleur et leur emplacement souvent stratégique, les opérations de régénération de friches urbaines représentent des exemples emblématiques de la densification urbaine. La qualité du projet architectural est amenée à jouer un rôle central dans la réussite d'une telle mutation. En tant que prise de position conceptuelle, il est l'unique moyen de dépasser une série d'enjeux sectoriels pour générer une nouvelle référence globale, à même de garantir simultanément la cohérence de l'évolution spatiale du lieu et la prise en compte optimisée de multiples critères. Par sa force intégrative, le projet de régénération d'une friche urbaine peut par ailleurs susciter un effet d'entraînement sur le périmètre environnant, redonnant ainsi une nouvelle identité à une portion de territoire urbain dépassant de loin ses propres limites physiques.

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Emmanuel Rey
2015
Book Chapters

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/2a7748dc-de95-4c24-a2d8-afcf1103d596

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