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FACEBOOK http://www.facebook.com/pages/Concert-Urbain/216943278327209 BLOG http://concerturbain.wordpress.com/ JOURNAL http://paper.li/paperliacu Sites de CURATION URBANmedias “le mediation des aménagements urbains” http://www.scoop.it/t/urbamedia The Architecture of the City “a closer look at urbanism and architecture” http://www.scoop.it/t/urbanmedias Actions de concertation citoyenne “participation citoyenne aux prises de décision d'intérêt général” http://www.scoop.it/t/actions-de-concertation-citoyenne Le BONHEUR comme indice d'épanouissement social et économique. Le bonheur c'est comment on fait pour vivre ensemble http://www.scoop.it/t/le-bonheur-comme-indicateur-d-epanouissement-social-et-economique Machines Pensantes “La vie sous toutes ses formes” http://www.scoop.it/t/machines-pensantes Design participatif : méthodes, théories, approches multimédia. “Comment impliquer le citoyen dans le design des outils de débat en-ligne.” http://www.scoop.it/t/design-participatif-une-approche-systemique Les moyens de sondage alternatif : comment "extraire" l'opinion de supports multimédias ? “Comment cibler et ensuite représenter l'opinion de citoyens qui débattent sur des plateformes multimédia ? ” http://www.scoop.it/t/quand-la-cartographie-devient-un-moyen-de-sondage-alternatif Le contexte socio-politique de la démocratie participative : la question de "accountability", entre l’évaluation et la transparence. “On écoute, on parle, on participe, on diffuse, on commente...et après, quoi ? Que faire de la concertation ? Que font les élus de notre parole, nos opinions, nos propositions ?” http://www.scoop.it/t/rendre-des-comptes-entre-l-evaluation-et-la-transparence Modèles et typologies du débat. La médiation de conflits “Trouver des "modèles" de débat. Coment schématiser les lignes de tension lors d'un conflit ? Quelles méthodes de médiation pour arriver à la résolution de conflits ? ” http://www.scoop.it/t/modeles-et-typologies-du-debat-la-mediation-de-conflits Entre bonheur et bien-être : quels critères pour mesurer le progrès et la productivité ? “We're looking for all leads that might help better understand how to define (and mesure) happiness.” http://www.scoop.it/t/entre-bonheur-et-bien-etre-quels-criteres-pour-mesurer-le-progres-et-la-productivite
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At just a little over 50 years old, the University of California San Diego is one of the younger college campuses in the United States, but despite this it is one of the most architecturally fascinating universities around. In the official UCSD campus guide, Dirk Sutro emphasizes that “UCSD does not have a single example of the historical-revival styles prevalent at other University of California campuses… and at San Diego’s two other major universities”. The history of UCSD architecture is one of ambition, which has made the campus a display case of modernism in all of its forms from the last half a century. Thanks to photographer Darren Bradley, we can now share this history and a selection of the exciting structures it has produced.
Architects: MASS Design Group Location: Kigali, Rwanda Architect In Charge: MASS Design Group Design Team: Michael Murphy, Alan Ricks, Sierra Bainbridge, Ebberly Strathairn, Branden Collins, Andrew Brose, Marika Shioiri-Clark, Ryan Leidner, Eric Mutabazi Area: 900 sqm Year: 2010 Photographs: Iwan Baan
Architects: KLab architecture Location: Ekali, Athens, Greece Project Area: 1,050 sqm Project year: 2006-2009 Photographs: KLab architecture
Le concept est né au Japon, il y a un peu moins de 5 ans: des appartements conçus et équipés pour faciliter la vie des séniors. L’idée connait un grand succès dans la banlieue de Tokyo, en effet les japonais amateurs d’art et d’originalité et confrontés au vieillissement de leur population ont rapidement adopté le principe des « lofts au destin réversible ».
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Architects: Atelier du Pont Location: Saint-Denis, France Architects In Charge: Anne-Cécile Comar, Philippe Croisier, Stéphane Pertusier Project Managers: Luc Pinsard and François Kharrat Area: 2,815 sqm Year: 2013 Photographs: Luc Boegly
Architects: OFIS architects Location: Paris, France Design Team: Rok Oman, Spela Videcnik, Robert Janez, Janez Martincic, Andrej Gregoric, Janja del Linz, Louis Geiswiller, Hyunggyu Kim, Chaewan Shin, Jaehyun Kim, Erin Durno, Javier Carrera, Giuliana Fimmano, Jolien Maes, Lin Wei Project Year: 2012 Photographs: Tomaz Gregoric
the cleveland clinic lou ruvo center for brain health, officially opened last friday. the building which consists of the architects signature steel forms is a leading research centre for degenerative brain diseases.
There is something soothing, even easy about vernacular architecture. It’s the territorial and spatial equivalent to Muzak. It evades and pre-dates the self-conscious identity of glitzy, cutting-edge architecture we are so familiar with today. There is an innocence to the vernacular. These are the buildings and environments of childhood. This is apparent in the exhibition, In Focus: Ed Ruscha, currently showing at the J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center in Los Angeles. What captivates about the shots is that they dare to curate buildings that are usually just part of the background. They become objects of curiosity, spectacles, even
La tour 2 World Trade Center à New York : la troisième plus haute tour d'Amérique par Norman Foster (La tour 2 World Trade Center à New York : la troisième plus haute tour d’Amérique par Norman Foster
Modern architecture was forged in concrete, glass, and film.
This three-session class will use the groundbreaking exhibitionLe Corbusier: An Atlas of Modern Landscapes as a lens through which to study the architect’s internationalism. Beginning with a thorough exploration of his formative travels throughout eastern Europe, Greece, and Turkey, we will see how these journeys inspired many of Le Corbusier’s early, functionalist projects before and immediately following World War I. The housing shortage created by the war triggered Le Corbusier’s lifelong search for mass-producible “machines for living in.” During his mid and late career, Le Corbusier expanded his investigation to the level of the city, creating largely unrealized—and often scandalous—plans for locales as far-flung as Bogotá, Paris, Algiers, and Chandigarh, India. Ultimately, we will see how Le Corbusier was not only as a modern-day “Renaissance man” who dabbled in everything, but also as a figure who tried, and often failed, to remake the world in his image.
Water-treatment plant outside Paris remodelled by AWP to reveal its industrial processes to the public. Located beside the Seine to the south of the city, the Évry Water-Treatment Plant was first established in the 1970s. Following a design competition in 2003, AWP developed a new masterplan for the site, adding four new buildings and a surrounding landscape of trees and gardens that will all be accesible to visitors.
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Gropius and Seidler by Dupain 1954; Courtesy of Wikipedia Commons On May 18th, we celebrate the 130th birthday of one of the most highly regarded modern
Architects: MASS Design Group Location: Burera District, Rwanda Client: Rwandan Ministry of Health; Partners In Health / Inshuti Mu Buzima Sewage Plant Engineering: EcoProtection Landscape Design: Sierra Bainbridge and Maura Rockcastle Design Team: Michael Murphy, Alan Ricks, Sierra Bainbridge, Marika Clark, Ryan Leidner, Garret Gantner, Cody Birkey, Ebbe Strathairn, Maura Rockcastle, Dave Saladik, Alda Ly, Robert Harris, Commode Dushimimana, Nicolas Rutikanga Structural Engineering: ICON Project Year: 2011 Project Area: 6,040 sqm Photographs: Iwan Baan, MASS Design Group
Architects: Osamu Morishita Location: Shinpou, Toukai, Japan Project Year: 2011 Photographs: Tamotsu Kurumada, Courtesy of Osamu Morishita
Architects: Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten Location: Claude-Dornier-Platz 1, Friedrichshafen, Germany Project Manager: Frank Karlheim Project Architects: Christof Killius, Lisette Oberleitner, Ana Prikic, Kerstin Schaich, Katrin Wittmann Area: 7,000 sqm Year: 2009 Photographs: Courtesy of Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten
fort cortina karelse & den besten combines commercial building with warm materials and morrocan proportions.
Created by Carniolus, the video above very elegantly gives you a pretty good description of the Baroque Court Apartments, designed by OFIS Architects. A residential block in the historic city center of Ljubljana, Slovenia, the project is positioned to feature an internal courtyard and open-air contemporary glass light well. The inward-facing transparent enclosure was revitalized to create opportunities for communication between apartments at different levels.
Architects: Künnapu & Padrik Architects Location: Tartu, Estonia Structural Engineering: TARI Builder: Nordecon Ehitus Year: 2008 Photographs: Reio Avaste
the solar powered mosque by paolo venturella architecture is constructed out of a series of louvers, with a facade covered with thin photovoltaic film. the monolithic building proposal by italian architect paolo venturella becomes a urban fulcrum for the city of prishtina in kosovo. by merging the two main elements of the mosque - the 'kiblah wall 'dome' - the plan indicates a direction for users to pray, creating a communal space for people to unite. from a geometric point of view, the mosque - which faces the mecca - can be seen as a sphere that extrudes out from the wall. the prayer hall is divided into two separated rooms, accommodating a smaller area for praying from monday to thursday, and a larger space for friday and festivals. both sections are designed on multiple levels, bringing men and women together at different levels. educational, social, administrative and commercial areas are separated from the sacred space above. the shape of the envelope is conceived as a 'double-skin' - generating a circular intervention around the prayer hall. made with a series of louvers, the facade is covered with thin photovoltaic film that harvests energy for the mosque and the other services.
Architects: OMA Partners In Charge: Rem Koolhaas, Ellen van Loon Associate In Charge: Adrianne Fisher Client: Realdania Byg Engineering: Arup, Cowi Cost & Risk Management: Davis Langdon Local Architect: C. F. MøllerFaçade: Arup Façade Engineering Sustainability: Arup Landscape: Kragh & Berglund Lighting Design: Ducks Scéno Scenography: Ducks Scéno Acoustics: DHV Carpark Consultant: Alectia Renderings: Bloomimages, Robota Animation: Neutral Area: 27,000 m2 Year: 2017 Photographs: Courtesy of OMA
The Tel-Aviv White City Forum winning proposal by Kimmel Eshkolot Architects is an exhibition center, part of the huge Tel- Aviv wholesale market project currently under construction. Comprising thousands of apartment units, a mall, a school and a sports complex, the Forum will be a platform for genuine urban celebration.
MoMA presents its first major exhibition on the work of Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, 1887–1965), encompassing his work as an architect, interior designer, artist, city planner, writer, and photographer. Conceived by guest curator Jean-Louis Cohen, the exhibition reveals the ways in which Le Corbusier observed and imagined landscapes throughout his career, using all the artistic techniques at his disposal, from his early watercolors of Italy, Greece, and Turkey, to his sketches of India, and from the photographs of his formative journeys to the models of his large-scale projects. His paintings and drawings also incorporate many views of sites and cities. All of these dimensions are present in the largest exhibition ever produced in New York of his prodigious oeuvre.
Architects: Burnazzi Feltrin Architects Location: Pergine Valsugana, Trento, Italy Design Team: Burnazzi Feltrin Architects (Burnazzi Elisa arch., Feltrin Davide arch.) and Pegoretti Paolo arch. Area: 430 sqm Year: 2009 Photographs: Images are property of architects Davide Feltrin, Elisa Burnazzi, Paolo Pegoretti and photographer Carlo Baroni
Architects: James & Mau Location: Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain Contractor And Manager: Infiniski Area: 300 sqm Year: 2013 Photographs: Erika Mayer
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