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Quels processus pour la création d'un quartier durable : l'exemple du projet Ecoparc à Neuchâtel

Emmanuel Rey
2007
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Abstract

Dans une optique de développement urbain durable, la régénération des friches urbaines en quartiers durables constituent un potentiel intéressant. Ce type d’opérations implique l’intégration d’une recherche de qualité globale à la dynamique du projet, susceptible de garantir tant la cohérence urbanistique du lieu que l’intégration simultanée de critères environnementaux, socioculturels et économiques. Les expériences réalisées dans le cadre du projet Ecoparc, qui s’attache à la régénération d’une friche urbaine sur le plateau de la gare de Neuchâtel (Suisse), permettent d’illustrer concrètement les implications pratiques d’une telle démarche.

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Emmanuel Rey
2007
Journal Articles

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/68c005f6-cff7-4b74-a02a-26e052f5ec2a

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