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Régénérer les territoires urbains

Emmanuel Rey
2015
Book Chapters

Abstract

Dans un contexte caractérisé par la recherche d'alternative à la poursuite de l'étalement urbain, les friches représentent un potentiel particulièrement intéressant de surfaces à reconquérir au coeur des territoires urbains. Souvent situées à des emplacements stratégiques, elles présentent l'avantage d'être déjà raccordées aux réseaux techniques et aux dessertes de transports. Elles constituent des opportunités de revitaliser des portions de villes ou d’agglomérations en attente de nouvelles destinées. Dans une optique de durabilité, la régénération des friches urbaines soulève de nombreuses questions pour le projet architectural. Par sa nature spécifique, à la fois créative et intégrative, celui-ci constitue un moyen d'exploration des meilleures possibilités d'intégrer des critères de durabilité à la régénération des territoires urbains.

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Emmanuel Rey
2015
Book Chapters

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/8013588a-b9cd-41e7-b424-65041dac8eb5

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