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Shanghai hotels on rails 2013-2014

Inès Lamunière
2014
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Abstract

« Urbanculture » est un appel à renouveler un projet d’architecture spécifique à une nouvelle urbanité et à ses conséquences programmatiques. L’hypermobilité provoque nos modes de vie. Urbain et urbanité sont en mouvement. Gares et interfaces de transport sont inductrices d’un projet aux caractéristiques locales et globales. Exploration 2013-2014: Shanghai et de nouvelles formes d’habitat temporaire et d’espaces de travail en s’implantant sur le viaduc de la ligne de train à grande vitesse de de l’aéroport international de Pudong.

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Inès Lamunière
2014
Teaching Resources

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/a38e8076-e06f-4f9f-a138-9574e755a079

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