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12 Νοε 2020 · Detailed and extensive international urban case studies show how urban open spaces are used for play, which is defined and discussed using Caillois' four-part definition – competition, chance...
It examines a range of actions that transform and activate urban spaces, including informal appropriations, temporary interventions, co-design, creative programming of uses, and adaptive redevelopment of waterfronts over time.
The presence of the water is not a source of identity per se, but it contributes to the development of urban and architectural solutions: bridges to reconnect parts of cities, fortresses to protect, waterfront equipped to increase the areas of public spaces and to restore the environmental balance, platforms logistics to adapt dynamically to ...
Waterfronts should celebrate water by offering a diversity of cultural, commercial and housing uses. Those that require access to water should have priority. Housing neighborhoods should be mixed both functionally and socially. Waterfronts should be both physically and visually accessible for locals and tourists of all ages and income.
To understand the various approaches, examples from European regenera-tion projects for port territories in Bilbao, Barcelona, and Oslo are presented, and their experience with various geographical and town-planning conditions is highlighted. This study is devoted to the Ukrainian port city of Odesa.
First, this paper is dedicated to the relationship of waterfront, city and sustainability. Then criteria are developed, which are crucial for a sustainable urban development at the waterfront. These criteria are clarified by examples of planning practice.
By interpreting the symbiotic relationship between culture and architecture, this paper gives an insight of how the built environment can either embrace or challenge cultural norms, ultimately inducing the continuity of cultural traditions in an increasingly unified world.
