Jovis aug 2026 (18 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -How can architectural education respond meaningfully to the climate crisis And how can we let students feel the limitations and potentials of working directly with reclaimed building materials Positioning architects as key agents of change, this book argues for a fundamental shift from extractive design thinking toward availability-based design-starting not from abstract form or resources, but from what already exists. Through an Erasmus+ collaboration between five European architecture schools the authors document and critically reflect on a series of design-and-build workshops in Amsterdam, Trondheim, and Volos, each embedded in a distinct local construction culture and each exploring a different dimension of circular practice: sourcing and understanding materials, reuse of components, and reuse of structures. By placing students in direct contact with reclaimed materials and real construction constraints, Crafting Circularity shows how learning-through-making can embed circular thinking at the core of the design studio. With contributions from Mario Rinke, Frederik Vandyck, Jeroen Van Mechelen, Machiel Spaan, Carmen Rist-Stadelmann, Urs Meister, August Schmidt, Arnstein Gilberg, Maria Vrontissi as well as Martin Høgh Olsen, Anders Ebbesen, Robbe Pacquée, Daniel Stockhammer, Fabiano Micocci, Miriam Dunn, Camille Fauvel, Tiphaine Abenia, Rafael Novais Passarelli, Ute Groba, Alessandro Tellini, Jean-Philippe Possoz, Yvonne Lub, and Floor Nijdeken Teaching availability-based design in architectural education Practical tools and transferable lessons for integrating circular construction into design studios Brings together architecture teachers, researchers, and practitioners 192 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -How can architectural education respond meaningfully to the climate crisis And how can we let students feel the limitations and potentials of working directly with reclaimed building materials Positioning architects as key agents of change, this book argues for a fundamental shift from extractive design thinking toward availability-based design-starting not from abstract form or resources, but from what already exists. Through an Erasmus+ collaboration between five European architecture schools the authors document and critically reflect on a series of design-and-build workshops in Amsterdam, Trondheim, and Volos, each embedded in a distinct local construction culture and each exploring a different dimension of circular practice: sourcing and understanding materials, reuse of components, and reuse of structures. By placing students in direct contact with reclaimed materials and real construction constraints, Crafting Circularity shows how learning-through-making can embed circular thinking at the core of the design studio. With contributions from Mario Rinke, Frederik Vandyck, Jeroen Van Mechelen, Machiel Spaan, Carmen Rist-Stadelmann, Urs Meister, August Schmidt, Arnstein Gilberg, Maria Vrontissi as well as Martin Høgh Olsen, Anders Ebbesen, Robbe Pacquée, Daniel Stockhammer, Fabiano Micocci, Miriam Dunn, Camille Fauvel, Tiphaine Abenia, Rafael Novais Passarelli, Ute Groba, Alessandro Tellini, Jean-Philippe Possoz, Yvonne Lub, and Floor Nijdeken Teaching availability-based design in architectural education Practical tools and transferable lessons for integrating circular construction into design studios Brings together architecture teachers, researchers, and practitioners 192 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - While everyone is talking about multiple crises, the economy continues to grow (green), AI promises to reduce complexity, and wars rage, this book takes a stand: it calls for a new relationship with nature and human nature beyond extractivism and tourism. The authors argue for a fundamental change in mentality, for a new rurality. Urban virtues such as freedom, reason, and intimacy must be rethought and relived with an eye to the forgotten rural spaces. Could a change in our everyday life decentralized, beyond globalisation and consumption offer a viable alternative And what might it look like New Rural is not a conventional anthology. It is a choreography of various essays and positions that invites us to engage with the material realities of everyday life in new ways.With photo series by Ralf Mecke and Elfie SemotanLatest volume in the publication series on the aesthetics and design of the landscapeWith the manifesto 'New Rurality,'Interdisciplinary exchange on critical rural literature, decentralized architecture, and post-growth economies.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The gifting of architecture during the Cold War was a spectacular means for socialist countries to manifest a new vision of international relations for the decolonizing world. Soviet, Eastern European, Chinese, and Cuban institutions donated factories, schools, hospitals, and housing to newly independent states in Africa and Asia, transforming cities and landscapes in Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, Mongolia, Vietnam, and elsewhere. This book shows how the moral, temporal, and racial dynamics of gift-giving conditioned the design, construction, and afterlives of these buildings. It debates how the generosity and violence specific to gift exchange, and the social bonds that it creates, shaped and continue to shape everyday urbanism across Africa and Asia. By rereading these encounters, The Gift offers a uniquely differentiated genealogy of global urbanization and its architecture.With contributions by Fantahun Ayele, Darisuren Azbayar, Boris Chukhovich, Yanjinlkham Dashtseren, David Kojo Derban,Alice Korkor Ebeheakey, Claudia Gastrow, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, Damjan Kokalevski, Vladimir Kulic, Ksenia Litvinenko, Ye Liu, Kulshat Medeuova, Th c Linh Nguy n V , Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh, Jennifer Robinson, Uurtsaikh Sangi, Christina Schwenkel, Alevtina Solovyeva, Setiadi Sopandi, Ke Song, Paul Sprute, and Miruna StroeExplains global urbanization through a focus on architectural mobilities beyond Western Europe and North AmericaOffers an innovative perspective on the long lives of buildings across Africa and Asia: from design and construction to their everyday use by inhabitantsFeatures a wealth of unpublished contemporary and archival images 320 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The gifting of architecture during the Cold War was a spectacular means for socialist countries to manifest a new vision of international relations for the decolonizing world. Soviet, Eastern European, Chinese, and Cuban institutions donated factories, schools, hospitals, and housing to newly independent states in Africa and Asia, transforming cities and landscapes in Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, Mongolia, Vietnam, and elsewhere. This book shows how the moral, temporal, and racial dynamics of gift-giving conditioned the design, construction, and afterlives of these buildings. It debates how the generosity and violence specific to gift exchange, and the social bonds that it creates, shaped and continue to shape everyday urbanism across Africa and Asia. By rereading these encounters, The Gift offers a uniquely differentiated genealogy of global urbanization and its architecture.With contributions by Fantahun Ayele, Darisuren Azbayar, Boris Chukhovich, Yanjinlkham Dashtseren, David Kojo Derban,Alice Korkor Ebeheakey, Claudia Gastrow, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, Damjan Kokalevski, Vladimir Kulic, Ksenia Litvinenko, Ye Liu, Kulshat Medeuova, Th c Linh Nguy n V , Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh, Jennifer Robinson, Uurtsaikh Sangi, Christina Schwenkel, Alevtina Solovyeva, Setiadi Sopandi, Ke Song, Paul Sprute, and Miruna StroeExplains global urbanization through a focus on architectural mobilities beyond Western Europe and North AmericaOffers an innovative perspective on the long lives of buildings across Africa and Asia: from design and construction to their everyday use by inhabitantsFeatures a wealth of unpublished contemporary and archival images 320 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -How can architectural education respond meaningfully to the climate crisis And how can we let students feel the limitations and potentials of working directly with reclaimed building materials Positioning architects as key agents of change, this book argues for a fundamental shift from extractive design thinking toward availability-based design-starting not from abstract form or resources, but from what already exists. Through an Erasmus+ collaboration between five European architecture schools the authors document and critically reflect on a series of design-and-build workshops in Amsterdam, Trondheim, and Volos, each embedded in a distinct local construction culture and each exploring a different dimension of circular practice: sourcing and understanding materials, reuse of components, and reuse of structures. By placing students in direct contact with reclaimed materials and real construction constraints, Crafting Circularity shows how learning-through-making can embed circular thinking at the core of the design studio.With contributions from Mario Rinke, Frederik Vandyck, Jeroen Van Mechelen, Machiel Spaan, Carmen Rist-Stadelmann, Urs Meister, August Schmidt, Arnstein Gilberg, Maria Vrontissi as well as Martin Høgh Olsen, Anders Ebbesen, Robbe Pacquée, Daniel Stockhammer, Fabiano Micocci, Miriam Dunn, Camille Fauvel, Tiphaine Abenia, Rafael Novais Passarelli, Ute Groba, Alessandro Tellini, Jean-Philippe Possoz, Yvonne Lub, and Floor Nijdeken- Teaching availability-based design in architectural education- Practical tools and transferable lessons for integrating circular construction into design studios- Brings together architecture teachers, researchers, and practitioners.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - How can architectural education respond meaningfully to the climate crisis And how can we let students feel the limitations and potentials of working directly with reclaimed building materials Positioning architects as key agents of change, this book argues for a fundamental shift from extractive design thinking toward availability-based design-starting not from abstract form or resources, but from what already exists. Through an Erasmus+ collaboration between five European architecture schools the authors document and critically reflect on a series of design-and-build workshops in Amsterdam, Trondheim, and Volos, each embedded in a distinct local construction culture and each exploring a different dimension of circular practice: sourcing and understanding materials, reuse of components, and reuse of structures. By placing students in direct contact with reclaimed materials and real construction constraints, Crafting Circularity shows how learning-through-making can embed circular thinking at the core of the design studio. With contributions from Mario Rinke, Frederik Vandyck, Jeroen Van Mechelen, Machiel Spaan, Carmen Rist-Stadelmann, Urs Meister, August Schmidt, Arnstein Gilberg, Maria Vrontissi as well as Martin Høgh Olsen, Anders Ebbesen, Robbe Pacquée, Daniel Stockhammer, Fabiano Micocci, Miriam Dunn, Camille Fauvel, Tiphaine Abenia, Rafael Novais Passarelli, Ute Groba, Alessandro Tellini, Jean-Philippe Possoz, Yvonne Lub, and Floor Nijdeken Teaching availability-based design in architectural education Practical tools and transferable lessons for integrating circular construction into design studios Brings together architecture teachers, researchers, and practitioners.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The gifting of architecture during the Cold War was a spectacular means for socialist countries to manifest a new vision of international relations for the decolonizing world. Soviet, Eastern European, Chinese, and Cuban institutions donated factories, schools, hospitals, and housing to newly independent states in Africa and Asia, transforming cities and landscapes in Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, Mongolia, Vietnam, and elsewhere. This book shows how the moral, temporal, and racial dynamics of gift-giving conditioned the design, construction, and afterlives of these buildings. It debates how the generosity and violence specific to gift exchange, and the social bonds that it creates, shaped and continue to shape everyday urbanism across Africa and Asia. By rereading these encounters, The Gift offers a uniquely differentiated genealogy of global urbanization and its architecture.With contributions by Fantahun Ayele, Darisuren Azbayar, Boris Chukhovich, Yanjinlkham Dashtseren, David Kojo Derban,Alice Korkor Ebeheakey, Claudia Gastrow, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, Damjan Kokalevski, Vladimir Kulic, Ksenia Litvinenko, Ye Liu, Kulshat Medeuova, Th_c Linh Nguy_n V_, Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh, Jennifer Robinson, Uurtsaikh Sangi, Christina Schwenkel, Alevtina Solovyeva, Setiadi Sopandi, Ke Song, Paul Sprute, and Miruna StroeExplains global urbanization through a focus on architectural mobilities beyond Western Europe and North AmericaOffers an innovative perspective on the long lives of buildings across Africa and Asia: from design and construction to their everyday use by inhabitantsFeatures a wealth of unpublished contemporary and archival images. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -How can architectural education respond meaningfully to the climate crisis And how can we let students feel the limitations and potentials of working directly with reclaimed building materials Positioning architects as key agents of change, this book argues for a fundamental shift from extractive design thinking toward availability-based design-starting not from abstract form or resources, but from what already exists. Through an Erasmus+ collaboration between five European architecture schools the authors document and critically reflect on a series of design-and-build workshops in Amsterdam, Trondheim, and Volos, each embedded in a distinct local construction culture and each exploring a different dimension of circular practice: sourcing and understanding materials, reuse of components, and reuse of structures. By placing students in direct contact with reclaimed materials and real construction constraints, Crafting Circularity shows how learning-through-making can embed circular thinking at the core of the design studio.With contributions from Mario Rinke, Frederik Vandyck, Jeroen Van Mechelen, Machiel Spaan, Carmen Rist-Stadelmann, Urs Meister, August Schmidt, Arnstein Gilberg, Maria Vrontissi as well as Martin Høgh Olsen, Anders Ebbesen, Robbe Pacquée, Daniel Stockhammer, Fabiano Micocci, Miriam Dunn, Camille Fauvel, Tiphaine Abenia, Rafael Novais Passarelli, Ute Groba, Alessandro Tellini, Jean-Philippe Possoz, Yvonne Lub, and Floor Nijdeken- Teaching availability-based design in architectural education- Practical tools and transferable lessons for integrating circular construction into design studios- Brings together architecture teachers, researchers, and practitionersDe Gruyter GmbH, Genthiner Straße 13, 10785 Berlin 192 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The gifting of architecture during the Cold War was a spectacular means for socialist countries to manifest a new vision of international relations for the decolonizing world. Soviet, Eastern European, Chinese, and Cuban institutions donated factories, schools, hospitals, and housing to newly independent states in Africa and Asia, transforming cities and landscapes in Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, Mongolia, Vietnam, and elsewhere. This book shows how the moral, temporal, and racial dynamics of gift-giving conditioned the design, construction, and afterlives of these buildings. It debates how the generosity and violence specific to gift exchange, and the social bonds that it creates, shaped and continue to shape everyday urbanism across Africa and Asia. By rereading these encounters, The Gift offers a uniquely differentiated genealogy of global urbanization and its architecture.With contributions by Fantahun Ayele, Darisuren Azbayar, Boris Chukhovich, Yanjinlkham Dashtseren, David Kojo Derban,Alice Korkor Ebeheakey, Claudia Gastrow, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, Damjan Kokalevski, Vladimir Kuli¿, Ksenia Litvinenko, Ye Liu, Kulshat Medeuova, Th¿c Linh Nguy¿n V¿, Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh, Jennifer Robinson, Uurtsaikh Sangi, Christina Schwenkel, Alevtina Solovyeva, Setiadi Sopandi, Ke Song, Paul Sprute, and Miruna Stroe- Explains global urbanization through a focus on architectural mobilities beyond Western Europe and North America- Offers an innovative perspective on the long lives of buildings across Africa and Asia: from design and construction to their everyday use by inhabitants- Features a wealth of unpublished contemporary and archival imagesWalter de Gruyter GmbH, Genthiner Straße 13, 10785 Berlin 320 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -How can architectural education respond meaningfully to the climate crisis And how can we let students feel the limitations and potentials of working directly with reclaimed building materials Positioning architects as key agents of change, this book argues for a fundamental shift from extractive design thinking toward availability-based design-starting not from abstract form or resources, but from what already exists. Through an Erasmus+ collaboration between five European architecture schools the authors document and critically reflect on a series of design-and-build workshops in Amsterdam, Trondheim, and Volos, each embedded in a distinct local construction culture and each exploring a different dimension of circular practice: sourcing and understanding materials, reuse of components, and reuse of structures. By placing students in direct contact with reclaimed materials and real construction constraints, Crafting Circularity shows how learning-through-making can embed circular thinking at the core of the design studio.With contributions from Mario Rinke, Frederik Vandyck, Jeroen Van Mechelen, Machiel Spaan, Carmen Rist-Stadelmann, Urs Meister, August Schmidt, Arnstein Gilberg, Maria Vrontissi as well as Martin Høgh Olsen, Anders Ebbesen, Robbe Pacquée, Daniel Stockhammer, Fabiano Micocci, Miriam Dunn, Camille Fauvel, Tiphaine Abenia, Rafael Novais Passarelli, Ute Groba, Alessandro Tellini, Jean-Philippe Possoz, Yvonne Lub, and Floor Nijdeken- Teaching availability-based design in architectural education- Practical tools and transferable lessons for integrating circular construction into design studios- Brings together architecture teachers, researchers, and practitioners 192 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The gifting of architecture during the Cold War was a spectacular means for socialist countries to manifest a new vision of international relations for the decolonizing world. Soviet, Eastern European, Chinese, and Cuban institutions donated factories, schools, hospitals, and housing to newly independent states in Africa and Asia, transforming cities and landscapes in Ethiopia, Ghana, Tanzania, Mongolia, Vietnam, and elsewhere. This book shows how the moral, temporal, and racial dynamics of gift-giving conditioned the design, construction, and afterlives of these buildings. It debates how the generosity and violence specific to gift exchange, and the social bonds that it creates, shaped and continue to shape everyday urbanism across Africa and Asia. By rereading these encounters, The Gift offers a uniquely differentiated genealogy of global urbanization and its architecture.With contributions by Fantahun Ayele, Darisuren Azbayar, Boris Chukhovich, Yanjinlkham Dashtseren, David Kojo Derban,Alice Korkor Ebeheakey, Claudia Gastrow, Ana Ivanovska Deskova, Damjan Kokalevski, Vladimir Kuli¿, Ksenia Litvinenko, Ye Liu, Kulshat Medeuova, Th¿c Linh Nguy¿n V¿, Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh, Jennifer Robinson, Uurtsaikh Sangi, Christina Schwenkel, Alevtina Solovyeva, Setiadi Sopandi, Ke Song, Paul Sprute, and Miruna Stroe- Explains global urbanization through a focus on architectural mobilities beyond Western Europe and North America- Offers an innovative perspective on the long lives of buildings across Africa and Asia: from design and construction to their everyday use by inhabitants- Features a wealth of unpublished contemporary and archival images 320 pp. Englisch. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The urban courtyard and its far-reaching significance for the development of neighborhoods was the topic of the 15th Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebenfähigkeit der Stadt (Conference on the Beauty and Viability of the City). The division of the city into public and private spaces is a fundamental quality of urban planning because it provides residents with open spaces, gardens, and courtyards on the property, which they can take care of together. This self-organized arrangement strengthens social interaction and promotes democratic behavior in daily negociations with the house community. In lectures and discussions, experts examine social, urban planning, transportation, ecological, and architectural aspects of urban courtyards. Examines urban courtyards in old and new neighborhoods Discusses current issues such as social responsibility and sustainability Contributions from renowned experts from practice and academia ; Der städtische Hof und seine weitreichende Bedeutung für die Entwicklung von Stadtquartieren war das Thema der 15. Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebensfähigkeit der Stadt. Die Trennung der Stadt in öffentliche und private Räume stellt eine grundlegende Qualität im Städtebau dar, weil den Bewohner\*innen damit zusätzlich zu ihren Wohnungen Freiflächen, Gärten und Höfe auf dem Grundstück zur Verfügung gestellt werden, um die sie sich im Austausch miteinander kümmern können. Diese eigenverantwortliche Organisation stärkt das soziale Miteinander und fördert demokratisches Verhalten in der täglichen Auseinandersetzung mit der Hausgemeinschaft. In Vorträgen und Diskussionen untersuchen Expert\*innen soziale, städtebauliche, verkehrstechnische, ökologische und architektonische Aspekte von städtischen Hofräumen. Betrachtet städtische Hofräume in alten und neuen Quartieren Diskutiert aktuelle Fragen wie soziale Verantwortung und Nachhaltigkeit Beiträge renommierter Expert\*innen aus Praxis und Wissenschaft 264 pp. Deutsch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -The urban courtyard and its far-reaching significance for the development of neighborhoods was the topic of the 15th Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebenfähigkeit der Stadt (Conference on the Beauty and Viability of the City). The division of the city into public and private spaces is a fundamental quality of urban planning because it provides residents with open spaces, gardens, and courtyards on the property, which they can take care of together. This self-organized arrangement strengthens social interaction and promotes democratic behavior in daily negociations with the house community. In lectures and discussions, experts examine social, urban planning, transportation, ecological, and architectural aspects of urban courtyards. Examines urban courtyards in old and new neighborhoods Discusses current issues such as social responsibility and sustainability Contributions from renowned experts from practice and academia ; Der städtische Hof und seine weitreichende Bedeutung für die Entwicklung von Stadtquartieren war das Thema der 15. Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebensfähigkeit der Stadt. Die Trennung der Stadt in öffentliche und private Räume stellt eine grundlegende Qualität im Städtebau dar, weil den Bewohner\*innen damit zusätzlich zu ihren Wohnungen Freiflächen, Gärten und Höfe auf dem Grundstück zur Verfügung gestellt werden, um die sie sich im Austausch miteinander kümmern können. Diese eigenverantwortliche Organisation stärkt das soziale Miteinander und fördert demokratisches Verhalten in der täglichen Auseinandersetzung mit der Hausgemeinschaft. In Vorträgen und Diskussionen untersuchen Expert\*innen soziale, städtebauliche, verkehrstechnische, ökologische und architektonische Aspekte von städtischen Hofräumen. Betrachtet städtische Hofräume in alten und neuen Quartieren Diskutiert aktuelle Fragen wie soziale Verantwortung und Nachhaltigkeit Beiträge renommierter Expert\*innen aus Praxis und Wissenschaft 264 pp. Deutsch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Der städtische Hof und seine weitreichende Bedeutung für die Entwicklung von Stadtquartieren war das Thema der 15. Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebensfähigkeit der Stadt. Die Trennung der Stadt in öffentliche und private Räume stellt eine grundlegende Qualität im Städtebau dar, weil den Bewohner\*innen damit zusätzlich zu ihren Wohnungen Freiflächen, Gärten und Höfe auf dem Grundstück zur Verfügung gestellt werden, um die sie sich im Austausch miteinander kümmern können. Diese eigenverantwortliche Organisation stärkt das soziale Miteinander und fördert demokratisches Verhalten in der täglichen Auseinandersetzung mit der Hausgemeinschaft. In Vorträgen und Diskussionen untersuchen Expert\*innen soziale, städtebauliche, verkehrstechnische, ökologische und architektonische Aspekte von städtischen Hofräumen.- Betrachtet städtische Hofräume in alten und neuen Quartieren- Diskutiert aktuelle Fragen wie soziale Verantwortung und Nachhaltigkeit- Beiträge renommierter Expert\*innen aus Praxis und Wissenschaft.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Der städtische Hof und seine weitreichende Bedeutung für die Entwicklung von Stadtquartieren war das Thema der 15. Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebensfähigkeit der Stadt. Die Trennung der Stadt in öffentliche und private Räume stellt eine grundlegende Qualität im Städtebau dar, weil den Bewohner\*innen damit zusätzlich zu ihren Wohnungen Freiflächen, Gärten und Höfe auf dem Grundstück zur Verfügung gestellt werden, um die sie sich im Austausch miteinander kümmern können. Diese eigenverantwortliche Organisation stärkt das soziale Miteinander und fördert demokratisches Verhalten in der täglichen Auseinandersetzung mit der Hausgemeinschaft. In Vorträgen und Diskussionen untersuchen Expert\*innen soziale, städtebauliche, verkehrstechnische, ökologische und architektonische Aspekte von städtischen Hofräumen.- Betrachtet städtische Hofräume in alten und neuen Quartieren- Diskutiert aktuelle Fragen wie soziale Verantwortung und Nachhaltigkeit- Beiträge renommierter Expert\*innen aus Praxis und WissenschaftDe Gruyter GmbH, Genthiner Straße 13, 10785 Berlin 264 pp. Deutsch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The urban courtyard and its far-reaching significance for the development of neighborhoods was the topic of the 15th Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebenfähigkeit der Stadt (Conference on the Beauty and Viability of the City). The division of the city into public and private spaces is a fundamental quality of urban planning because it provides residents with open spaces, gardens, and courtyards on the property, which they can take care of together. This self-organized arrangement strengthens social interaction and promotes democratic behavior in daily negociations with the house community. In lectures and discussions, experts examine social, urban planning, transportation, ecological, and architectural aspects of urban courtyards. Examines urban courtyards in old and new neighborhoods Discusses current issues such as social responsibility and sustainability Contributions from renowned experts from practice and academia ; Der städtische Hof und seine weitreichende Bedeutung für die Entwicklung von Stadtquartieren war das Thema der 15. Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebensfähigkeit der Stadt. Die Trennung der Stadt in öffentliche und private Räume stellt eine grundlegende Qualität im Städtebau dar, weil den Bewohner\*innen damit zusätzlich zu ihren Wohnungen Freiflächen, Gärten und Höfe auf dem Grundstück zur Verfügung gestellt werden, um die sie sich im Austausch miteinander kümmern können. Diese eigenverantwortliche Organisation stärkt das soziale Miteinander und fördert demokratisches Verhalten in der täglichen Auseinandersetzung mit der Hausgemeinschaft. In Vorträgen und Diskussionen untersuchen Expert\*innen soziale, städtebauliche, verkehrstechnische, ökologische und architektonische Aspekte von städtischen Hofräumen. Betrachtet städtische Hofräume in alten und neuen Quartieren Diskutiert aktuelle Fragen wie soziale Verantwortung und Nachhaltigkeit Beiträge renommierter Expert\*innen aus Praxis und Wissenschaft.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -Der städtische Hof und seine weitreichende Bedeutung für die Entwicklung von Stadtquartieren war das Thema der 15. Konferenz zur Schönheit und Lebensfähigkeit der Stadt. Die Trennung der Stadt in öffentliche und private Räume stellt eine grundlegende Qualität im Städtebau dar, weil den Bewohner\*innen damit zusätzlich zu ihren Wohnungen Freiflächen, Gärten und Höfe auf dem Grundstück zur Verfügung gestellt werden, um die sie sich im Austausch miteinander kümmern können. Diese eigenverantwortliche Organisation stärkt das soziale Miteinander und fördert demokratisches Verhalten in der täglichen Auseinandersetzung mit der Hausgemeinschaft. In Vorträgen und Diskussionen untersuchen Expert\*innen soziale, städtebauliche, verkehrstechnische, ökologische und architektonische Aspekte von städtischen Hofräumen.- Betrachtet städtische Hofräume in alten und neuen Quartieren- Diskutiert aktuelle Fragen wie soziale Verantwortung und Nachhaltigkeit- Beiträge renommierter Expert\*innen aus Praxis und Wissenschaft 264 pp. Deutsch.…