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Transdisciplinary Urbanism and Culture

Part of the The Urban Book Series Book Series

Editors: Zaman, Quazi Mahtab; Troiani, Igea

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-55855-4

ISBN: 978-3-319-55854-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jul 9, 2017

1 - 10 of 17 Chapters

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Introduction: Transdisciplinary Urbanism and Culture

Zaman, Quazi Mahtab; Troiani, Igea

Pages: 3 –12

[This book originates from the contemporary research approach and ideology centred on inter-disciplinarity to examine issues in urbanism and culture. The crux of that research lies at the heart of academic institutions, in particular the way in which various disciplinary discourses are available...
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Reflection 1 The City: A Shift in Mindset?

McClean, David

Pages: 13 –16

[Human migration to urban centres is at an unprecedented level, prompting searching questions about their design and enablement, politically, economically, technologically, or socially. Rapid urban development is laying challenge to existing paradigms, and demanding fresh thinking and radical new...
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Reflection 2 Shifting Research Paradigms: Urbanism and Culture

Laing, Richard

Pages: 17 –20

[The themes of this book are important and timely, and reflect the increasingly cross-discipline manner in which challenges faced in the built environment must be addressed. This has been reflected of course in the calls and projects supported by major research funders, but one can argue that...
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Pursuing Resilience in Architectural Design Through International Experimental Projects: Exploring New Boundaries in the Design Studio Pedagogy

Bassanese, Silvia; Rodeghiero, Benedetta; Espanyol, Aida

Pages: 23 –39

[In response to the current globalGlobal crisis, there is a growing demand for responsible behaviour in designing and building that can accommodate user needs through the design process. This chapter describes an innovative approach to the design process aiming to generate a model adopted by an...
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When Practice Dictates Change: A New Framework for Architectural Education

Zarei, Yasser

Pages: 41 –51

[Caught in the crossfire of different approaches arising from the digital paradigmDigital paradigm, architectural educationArchitectural education desperately requires the introduction of a new framework to guide students to legitimate interdisciplinary knowledge, to encourage them to go beyond...
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Recycling the City: A New Pedagogical Approach to the 21st-Century City

Cervera, Rosa

Pages: 53 –72

[One of the major difficulties that humanity currently faces is how to build the citiesDynamic cities of today. The exponential and spectacular growth of demographics, the usage of resources, and widespread consumerism have rendered ineffective the architectural models practised in the past....
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Cloud10: Inflated Ideas

Cumming, Lisa

Pages: 75 –88

[The lethargic nature of massive permanent architectureArchitecture, resulting from the manner and material in which we build, creates the opportunity for built form to be flexible and adaptive to our contemporary practices and programmatic undertakings. While mass and matter have dominated...
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Live Montage in Mediated Urban-Experience: Between Media and Architecture

Fazel, Maryam

Pages: 89 –97

[The purpose of this chapter is to reconstruct the idea of montage from the context of cinema studies and apply it to architectureArchitecture, so as to reframe it as a live montage. Live montageLive montage is understood here as the new interconnection of spatial concepts such as everyday...
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Boredom and Space

Parreno, Christian

Pages: 99 –109

[Boredom appears as cause and effect of the cycle of innovation, as the disaffection with ‘the old’ that drives the search for ‘the new’. It is a state of ambiguity and ambivalence, idleness and restlessness, with a critical and relational essence. Although boredom has usually been described as a...
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A Street with Informal Regulation

Muktiwibowo, Antonius Karel

Pages: 113 –125

[Two keywords that are significant in the debate over the occupation of the street and public spacePublic space are ‘formal and informal’ activities. It appears that this discussion will continue in urban planningUrban planning and design as the socio-economic conditions keep changing. It is the...

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