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Les friches urbaines, lieux privilégiés pour créer des quartiers durables

Emmanuel Rey
2012
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Les évolutions logistiques caractérisant les villes européennes postindustrielles ont conduit à l'apparition d'un nombre important de terrains laissés à l'abandon, total ou partiel, au cœur du milieu urbanisé. Dans une optique de durabilité de l'environnement construit, elles constituent des secteurs prioritaires pour limiter l'étalement urbain et des opportunités stratégiques pour créer de nouveaux quartiers intégrant de manière créative les multiples dimensions inhérentes à la durabilité.

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