Virtuous situations from the industrial past and some ideas for the "climatic metropolis" to come
: (cases of Brussels and Paris) = Situations vertueuses du passé industriel et quelques idées pour la metropole climatique à venir = Deugdelijke situaties uit het insutriële verleden en een aantal ideeën voor de klimaatmetropool van de toekomst
Titel:
Virtuous situations from the industrial past and some ideas for the "climatic metropolis" to come
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(cases of Brussels and Paris)
Paralleltitel:
Situations vertueuses du passé industriel et quelques idées pour la metropole climatique à venir
Deugdelijke situaties uit het insutriële verleden en een aantal ideeën voor de klimaatmetropool van de toekomst
Anmerkungen:
Impressum: This book is published on the occasin of the first "Biennale d'architecture et de paiysage d'Île-de-France, Augures" exhibition curated by Djamel Klouche held at école nationale supérieure d'architecture de Versailles, from 3 May-13 July 2019
Text englisch, französisch, niederländisch
Beschreibung:
Virtuous situations from the industrial past and some ideas for the ?climatic metropolis? to come (cases of Brussels and Paris)' compiles examples and projections that question the shape given to the city and territory at a moment of paradigm shift.00The rapid evolution of climate change is leading to a clear state of emergency that is going to redefine the values and forms of our society and its territories. Several signs of a gradual paradigm shift have appeared and citizen voices are being raised against a social model that is at odds with the environment. Looking towards the past, a fascinated reading of a city?s ability to transform itself radically when necessary, is proposed.00The change, generated by the race towards industrialization and social emancipation, forced metropolises such as Brussels and Paris to develop new urban functions and logics. This evolution took shape in territories that were not yet highly urbanized, but also within the city itself, in negotiation with the existing context. A series of 23 situations from the industrial age draws a panorama of virtuous examples, illustrating an assumed cohabitation between the urban fabric and the infrastructural, productive and energy needs at a precise moment of radical change in Paris and Brussels.00The development of the ?climatic metropolis? must imperatively be based on design values and principles capable of generating a common vision. In this perspective, we propose some ideas for reflection formalized by projects tied to the built stories from the past, outlining potential situations of a new state to come for the European city.0