The metabolism of Albania : activating the potential of the Albanian territory / editors: George Brugmans, Marieke Francke, Freek Persyn ; text editing and translation: English: InOtherWords: D'Laine Camp, Maria van Tol, Albanian: Maniela Sota.

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Publication:

[Rotterdam] : iabr/UP, [2016]

Description:

231 pages : illustrations (some colour), maps ; 27 cm

Notes:
Texts in English. Introduction and Reflections on the research in English and Albanian.

Summary:

"'The Metabolism of Albania' clusters the results of an intensive trajectory of data research and analysis, field trips, mapping, presentations and lectures, and research by design, supervised by 51N4E and iabr/UP and with essential input from the Chair of Landscape Architecture of Delft University of Technology, the PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, and the design office .FABRIC, in close collaboration with the National Territorial Planning Agency of Albania (AKPT) and many other Albanian partners"--Back cover.

ISBN:

9789080957282 (paperback)
9080957283 (paperback)

Subject:

Sustainable development Albania.
Land use Albania Planning.
Développement durable Albanie.
Utilisation du sol Albanie Planification.
Economic history.
Land use Planning.
Sustainable development.
Albania Economic conditions.
Albanie Conditions économiques.
Albania.

Added entries:

Brugmans, George editor.
Francke, Marieke editor.
Persyn, Freek editor.
51N4E (Firm)
iabr/UP.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 307943
Call No.: BIB 253404
Status: External loan

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