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42516
Type
journal issue
Titre
IFLA Europe Journal
Langues
English
Auteurs institutionnels
IFLA Europe
Maison d'édition
IFLA Europe
Date
2012
Pages
77
Vol. & n°
v. 2 n. 2
Mots-clés
adaptation / theory of town planning / green spaces / urban renewal / cultural landscapes / historic landscapes / historic urban landscapes
Résumé en anglais
On our 21th century´s urban planet with more than a half of the population being urban, in a world ofinterwoven financial, ecologic and social crises such challenges gain the highest possible relevance.
Solutions of how to develop adaptive capacity to hyperurbanisation, environmental degradation,globalisation, social turmoil and resource scarcity seem to be crucial issues for ensuring our survival.
The built environment professions, including landscape architecture as the bridge between those disciplines,are most responsible instances to offer innovative and sustainable solutions of how to design, plan
and manage cities. By thematizing adaptive capacity of cities and their character as complex conglomeratesof social, ecologic and economic spheres, this issue of the IFLA Europe Journal aims to offer responds
on how developing adaptive capacity should influence the way we think, imagine and design our cities.Can adaptive capacity help to mitigate the fatal projections and to create more resilient places?
In this Issue of our Journal we have contribution from across Europe submitted by colleagues with differentprofessional specializations and backgrounds - which also says a lot about the international land
interdisciplinary character of the topic.
Solutions of how to develop adaptive capacity to hyperurbanisation, environmental degradation,globalisation, social turmoil and resource scarcity seem to be crucial issues for ensuring our survival.
The built environment professions, including landscape architecture as the bridge between those disciplines,are most responsible instances to offer innovative and sustainable solutions of how to design, plan
and manage cities. By thematizing adaptive capacity of cities and their character as complex conglomeratesof social, ecologic and economic spheres, this issue of the IFLA Europe Journal aims to offer responds
on how developing adaptive capacity should influence the way we think, imagine and design our cities.Can adaptive capacity help to mitigate the fatal projections and to create more resilient places?
In this Issue of our Journal we have contribution from across Europe submitted by colleagues with differentprofessional specializations and backgrounds - which also says a lot about the international land
interdisciplinary character of the topic.
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