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Urban sustainability through environmental design : approaches to time-people-place responsive urban spaces
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Formato: | Libro |
Lenguaje: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2007.
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Acceso en línea: | http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0717/2007019107.html |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Space and people: the case for socially sustainable urban design
- Three core messages, or what we mostly should do
- The knowledge of order and complexity
- The beauty of order and complexity
- The building of order and complexity
- Cultural biases and disciplinary contradictions against time-conscious urban design
- Notices of time-conscious urban design: practices and projects
- Analytical techniques for a sustainable city
- Travel time budgets as a tool for sustainable urban design / Peter Newman
- The generation of diversity: mixed use and urban sustainability / Graeme Evans and Jo Foord
- Multiple centrality assessment: mapping centrality in networks of urban spaces / Sergio Porta and Vito Latora
- Measuring the success of transit-oriented development using a sustainability framework: TOD outcome analysis / John L. Renne
- Accessibility and user needs in transport: street audit toolkit / Nastaran Azmin-Fouladi
- Raster cities: image-processing techniques for environmental urban analysis / Eugenio Morello and Carlo Ratti
- Communities in Action Handbook / Ombretta Romice and Hildebrand Frey
- Collaborative planning and design for a sustainable neighbourhood on Quebec City's university campus / Genevieve Vachon [and others]
- GIS behaviour mapping for provision of interactive empirical knowledge, vital monitoring and better place design / Barbara Golicnik
- Experiential landscape: revealing hidden dimensions of people-place relations / Kevin Thwaites and Ian Simkins
- Listening to and understanding the voices of people with learning disabilities in the planning and design process / Alice Mathers
- Listening to and understanding the voices of young children in the planning and design process / Ian Simkins.