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| Titel: | Urban-Rural Dialogue in Green City Design Advancing Urban Social-ecological Systems / |
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| Zusammenfassung: | Urbanization and construction are primary drivers of land cover and land use change, climate change and environmental degradation. Sustainable development seeks to counteract the negative impact of cities and urbanization. Shifting away from the still prevailing human-nature dialectic, social-ecological systems view humans as part of nature, thereby linking biophysical and social factors into a coherent system across spatial, temporal and functional scales. This approach and related complex and adaptive approaches and systems enable a new take on sustainable urban development and in particular green cities. The proposed book will focus on different aspects of advancing urban social-ecological systems with particular emphasis on the Urban-Rural Dialogue in Green City Design. The chapters will outline novel approaches to thinking and designing green cities, urban form as urban landform, integration of architectures and their settings, novel hybrid land use and related hybrid architectural typologies, multi-stakeholder and multi-species approaches. This will include a range of topics including green urban land use, urban ecosystem development and support, urban agriculture and food production, urban farming and gardening, and human health and well-being. Given the existing strong movement and research in this field in Italy, the book will concentrate on ground-breaking approaches and research from this region. A list of recognized authors will present approaches and discussions centering around the above-listed thematic foci concerning green cities planning, design, governance and ultimately aspects of living in green cities. The presented themes and approaches are also of more general fundamental relevance for urban contexts in other regions with comparable climate and environmental conditions. Therefore, we anticipate that the book will become a course book for many courses taught at universities worldwide, as well as a book for researchers and practitioners that wish to inform and prepare themselves for what is to come in terms of novel green city design. |
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| contents | Chapter 1. Introduction to Urban-Rural Dialogue in Green City Design -- Chapter 2. Rural-Urban Dialogue as Experience: The Role of Urban Hiking Trails and Architecture and Landscape Architecture Hybrid Typologies -- Chapter 3. Strategies, Actions, and Methodology for the Development of Inner Urban Areas -- Chapter 4. The Decarbonization of Urban Districts by 2025 in the Mediterranean Area: Green and Grey Solutions -- Chapter 5. Ecological and Landscape Networks as Strategic and Structural Components of Intermunicipal Planning -- Chapter 6. Cultivating Public Space - Method and Procedures for Inclusive Urban Reappropriation Practices -- Chapter 7. Urban Regeneration with Nature-Based Solutions: Human and Nature Perspectives -- Chapter 8. Regenerative Foodscapes as a Holistic and Integrated Approach for Ecological Transition in the Alpine Territories -- Chapter 9. Growing Urban Health - Questioning the Role of Urban Gardening in Distressed Urban Areas -- Chapter 10. Cultivating Cities: Urban Gardening's Impacts and Challenges -- Chapter 11. Constructed Wetlands as Green Infrastructure to Improve Quality of Life. |
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| topic | Urban ecology (Biology). Sustainability. Agriculture. Sustainable architecture. Urban Ecology. Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings. |
| topic_facet | Urban ecology (Biology). Sustainability. Agriculture. Sustainable architecture. Urban Ecology. Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings. |
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