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Formes urbaines additives. Une résidence pour les personnes âgées au centre-ville de Tianjin, Chine

2010
Student Projects

Abstract

Tianjin est une grande ville au Nord de la Chine, située à environ 150 km de la capitale chinoise, à l'embouchure de la rivière Hai he et à proximité de la mer Bo hai. Sa situation géographique lui a permis de jouer un rôle important dans l'histoire de la Chine. Aujourd'hui, Tianjin doit faire face au vieillissement de sa population. La croissance de la population du troisième âge n'a cessé d'augmenter ces dernières années. Comment peut-on concilier une qualité de vie agréable pour ces personnes? Est-il possible de retrouver ou de requalifier un lieu de vie adapté à leur mode de vie? Le projet de diplôme tente de répondre à ces questions. Le site du projet se situe au cœur de la ville Tianjin, dans une ancienne concession française. Il se caractérise par des barres formées de maisons juxtaposées ayant chacune son propre jardin à l'arrière. Ces maisons à deux niveaux sont partagées par des familles. L'objectif du projet est de requalifier ce site en proposant des logements de haut standing pour cette tranche de personnes. Simultanément, le projet va densifier ce site et offrir des programmes adaptés à leur mode de vie. Ce site ayant une belle qualité architecturale, l'idée du projet est de conserver l'esprit du lieu, ses espaces étroits, ses vis-à-vis directs, etc., en projettant des formes urbaines additives.

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2010
Student Projects

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/76f83594-77c2-4286-8f01-3e159579aba7

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