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Tour d'horizon des formes d'actions citoyennes dans l'espace rural, en France, au Brésil, au Japon et ailleurs. Les nouveaux modes de décision ainsi que les formes de pouvoir d'agir expérimentées dans ces initiatives locales sont analysés au prisme du concept d'intelligence situante, relatif aux relations et à l'éthique qui les animent, qu'il s'agisse de résistance,(...)
Rurality
November 2022
Ruralités en action et pouvoir d'agir / Ruralities in action and empowerment
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Tour d'horizon des formes d'actions citoyennes dans l'espace rural, en France, au Brésil, au Japon et ailleurs. Les nouveaux modes de décision ainsi que les formes de pouvoir d'agir expérimentées dans ces initiatives locales sont analysés au prisme du concept d'intelligence situante, relatif aux relations et à l'éthique qui les animent, qu'il s'agisse de résistance, d'expertise ou de coopération.
Rurality
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What do we call rural architecture? This new series questions what we recognise as the rural context in architecture, the limits of which are becoming increasingly diffuse today. The first instalment identifies projects consisting of a range of scales, each of which aims to facilitate those who inhabit the countryside, whether human or non-human. The publication features(...)
A+T: Is this rural? Architecture markers in the countryside
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What do we call rural architecture? This new series questions what we recognise as the rural context in architecture, the limits of which are becoming increasingly diffuse today. The first instalment identifies projects consisting of a range of scales, each of which aims to facilitate those who inhabit the countryside, whether human or non-human. The publication features detailed profiles of works by Atelier Bow-Wow, MASS Design Group, Dierendonck Blancke, Fala Atelier, Stephen Taylor, Seiler Linhart, a25architteti, Gartnerfuglen Arkitekter & Mariana de Delás, and more.
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a+ t 54 : is this rural?
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With No. 54, the 'Is This Rural?' series continues with a second installment that reflects on the binary city-country vision, as opposing scenarios, and on the intermediate space spontaneously having arisen between both. It is also an inventory, a synchronously-displayed timeline of the events that have taken place in these three territories over the last 250 years.(...)
Rurality
July 2021
a+ t 54 : is this rural?
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With No. 54, the 'Is This Rural?' series continues with a second installment that reflects on the binary city-country vision, as opposing scenarios, and on the intermediate space spontaneously having arisen between both. It is also an inventory, a synchronously-displayed timeline of the events that have taken place in these three territories over the last 250 years. Meanwhile, the Culturing the Country, Cultivating the City section is a selection of projects that overthrows the prejudices related to urban and rural tasks. Works featured in this issue are by Grand Huit, Feilden Fowles Architects, Atelier Raum, Felt, Taller Capital, and many more.
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This book positions Ulaanbaatar as a unique case and one that allows us to view our urban world differently. Operating as a primordial soup of emerging conditions, Ulaanbaatar is conceived as an incubator for alternative urban concepts. The book rejects the agency of the masterplan as an effective tool in emerging urban conditions and instead positions the framework as a(...)
Becoming urban: City of nomads
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This book positions Ulaanbaatar as a unique case and one that allows us to view our urban world differently. Operating as a primordial soup of emerging conditions, Ulaanbaatar is conceived as an incubator for alternative urban concepts. The book rejects the agency of the masterplan as an effective tool in emerging urban conditions and instead positions the framework as a tool for incremental urbanism. Although specific to the Ger districts of Mongolia, the story of how people, communities, planners, and politicians are grappling with the effects of becoming urban remains one of the critical issues facing the 21st century. How this process will be materialized and organized spatially, and by whom, will have profound ramifications on the climate and the social and economic make-up of our future cities.
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