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De Citadel. Christian de Portzamparc. Almere. The Netherlands. Image: Luuk Kramer
Aires Mateus. Housing for the elderly. Alcácer do Sal. Portugal. Finalist for 2013 Mies van der Rohe award
"Do not be overwhelmed by the house of the future. Think of the 25 million social dwellings which exist in Europe, of the users, who want to recover the dignity they might never have had, and label them the future..."
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Editorial of a+t magazine 38, entitled Strategy and Tactics in Public Space:
"Although it might seem paradoxical, we believe that the Strategy series is a good context to include some Tactical Urbanism projects. As far as public space..."
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The number 37 of a+t magazine, titled STRATEGY SPACE. Landscape Urbanism Strategies, is the second issue of the STRATEGY series. 12 works of urban landscaping, all built, are analysed regarding the strategies identified in each one.
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a+t research group explained what density is and what density is not, how the agents and the fluxes that shape the city influence it and why the only means to reach a dense city is by building desirable housing.
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The book forms part of the Density series, initiated by a+t in 2002, which became a reference for publications about collective housing worldwide.
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Page from the article At Home. Density and desire, that analyzes the desirable home through 14 study cases. Illustrations by Alex S. Ollero
"Let's speak about density in the first person. For more than ten years now, we have been studying housing in connection with the densification it contributes to the city. We have analyzed typologies, heights, floor area ratios, mixed uses, common spaces, user types..."
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Javier Mozas and Aurora Fernández Per in the symposium
The Institute of Architectural Typologies at Graz University of Technology held the Dense Cities symposium last May. The speakers addressed the broad topic of urban density and its relevance to actual production of architecture.
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