[PDF] Top 20 New urban trends towards the use of public space in Turin

... of Turin), but it means socio-culturally and historically ...a new district built for the industries and their ...by new immigrants from other counties (mostly North Africa, China, Eastern ... See full document

... privatisation, urban space in western cities has also been challenged by increasing social ...of public intervention measures, has questioned any traditional urban policies based on ... See full document

... rean urban development has currently left behind a vacuum in urban develop- ...the urban development of Seoul, the case study research included direct observation of Sejong-no as a means of testing ... See full document

... common use(less) junk when we look at them in isolation, are juxtaposed so that they provoke stridencies, inadmissible contrasts presided by “order versus ...s New Tones, Newton’s ... See full document

... land use and heritage of the ...the new inventions. The proportion of urban areas dedicated to streets, nodes and public spaces is a crucial feature of the spatial plans of ...and ... See full document

... supportive urban public spaces may require some physical design modifications that consider a variety of physical, emotional, and preference ...A space that fits the exclusive needs of an older adult ... See full document

... the public estates, also the private estates can reach very large ...the use of public transport and reduction of fossil energy ...the public infrastructure construction. However, such ... See full document

... Although a systematic framework of knowledge about this extraordinary and changeable associative reality is still missing, it is important to point out how, in recent years, coordination groups have been created in Italy ... See full document

... a new but mostly deserted ‘urban beach’ right at downtown Toronto's epicentre ...The new public space called ‘Dundas Square’, designed as ‘Times Square North’, forms Toronto's ... See full document

... the use of space obtained from the questionnaires with those mentioned in the articles by composers in Bourges in 1997, we can see that there are some similarities, but also substantial differ- ...tendency ... See full document

... for new dwellings in Ethiopia is estimated to be between 73,000 and 151,000 housing units (UN-HABITAT, ...the urban area, the housing situation in the urban area would considerably worsen in the ... See full document

... ,\Ve therefore recommend that when another Government House is built in the Domain, the present one should be turned into Public Offices; and the whole space between the New Road towards[r] ... See full document

... After the Independence and under the government of Bourguiba, the development of the tourist, industrial and administrative activities favored the extension of the city along the roads, which connect it with Sousse, ... See full document

... lively public spaces, where social encounters and knowledge exchanges are made ...century, public spaces regained a major role in city projects and urban strategies all over the ...cities, new ... See full document

... and public health professionals is provided upon case identification, and for infection control of patients who are confirmed or suspected to be infected with swine ...of new protocols and guidelines to ... See full document

... Russian space budget, which was 25 years ago in the range of more than 6 B Rbl (1/3 of the NASA budget?), drastically fell in the years 1990 (to probably lower than 800 M$ (300 M$ in ...the space agency ... See full document

... Seduction and control strategies operate in a synergic way and create evident effects on the form of urban pub- lic space. To recall a frequently used metaphor, these ef- fects can be described as a process ... See full document

... of urban areas which could be called the urban-village settlements that still preserve a physical characteristic as a ...in urban areas can affect on social economic aspects of ... See full document

... of space is partly cultural, partly social and partly physiological [9]: ‘man’s relationship to his environment is a function of his sensory apparatus plus how this apparatus is conditioned to ...man-made ... See full document

... a new way of using public ...The urban life was newly interconnected with the surrounding landscape and in place of former fortresses new orchard circles and developments ...the public ... See full document