Posts Tagged ‘sustainability’
#Notopia is the loss of identity and cultural vibrancy – a global pandemic of generic buildings. Let’s design with care to human scale and understanding of spaces between buildings. Let’s make places at street level, places of exchange, dialogue, and delight!
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IP-UPWARD Workshop, in the end
Finally after about two weeks, we finished our urban project in the IP-UPWARD workshop on 17/5/2012. It was a precious experience for me, working with students from various European countries such as: Poland, Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria, and etc and with different professions from planners to landscape designers and architects. In this post I tend to […]
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The Big-Foot Revolution
After almost a year, since I met Professor Mohsen Mostafavi (Dean of Design faculty of Harvard University) in Perugia during Festarch conference, and I bought his precious book called “Ecological Urbanism”, I recently read an article in it by Kongjian Yu (founder and Dean of the Graduate School of Landscape Architecture at Perking University) with […]
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