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Quartiers rhodaniens en transition

Emmanuel Rey
2022
Conference Papers

Abstract

L’occupation des rives urbaines a traversé plusieurs cycles d’appropriation et d’aban- don tout au long de l’histoire. La transition écologique actuelle marque une évolution significative des relations ville-fleuve, où des dynamiques urbaines inédites entre la ville et l’eau se dessinent. Les enjeux de durabilité cadrent dès lors l’aménagement de la majorité des sites fluviaux urbains, accompagnant en particulier la mutation du rapport quartier-fleuve. De nouveaux équilibres entre la ville et l’eau sont alors à rechercher. Mené au sein du Laboratoire d’architecture et technologies durables (LAST) de l’EPFL, le projet de recherche RHODANIE URBAINE se concentre sur les territoires urbains le long du Rhône.

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Emmanuel Rey
2022
Conference Papers

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/95602abb-fb97-4242-b19c-bba561a87397

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