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Construire la ville sur la ville : l’exemple du quartier Ecoparc à Neuchâtel (Suisse)

Emmanuel Rey
2010
Talks

Abstract

Le quartier Ecoparc est un projet de régénération d’une friche ferroviaire autour de la gare de Neuchâtel (Suisse). Son émergence est le fruit d’une convergence entre des processus "bottom up" et "top down". Après une intense planification d’un projet à la fois urbain et architectural, un nouveau quartier a pu ainsi émerger progressivement à proximité immédiate des transports publics. Dense, mixte et attractif pour divers type d’usagers, ce nouveau pôle est à se caractérise par l’intégration de multiples critères de durabilité (mobilité douce, efficience énergétique, mixité intergénérationnelle, synergie fonctionnelle).

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Emmanuel Rey
2010
Talks

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/e159e391-43c2-410c-8db9-eec012bacfcc

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