Titlebook: Resilience in Ecology and Urban Design; Linking Theory and P S.T.A. Pickett,M.L. Cadenasso,Brian McGrath Book 2013 Springer Science+Busines

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Sponge Cityee projects illustrate this approach: A reconstruction plan for New Orleans, the Anacostia River Waterfront Initiative in Washington, D.C., and the Tom Ridge Environmental Center in Erie, Pennsylvania.

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Ecology , the City as a Bridge to Urban Designesents a dialog between the conceptual constructs about how the world works and the observations of the material world itself. Second, ecological science has changed over time, so that generalizations and data available now are often quite different from the knowledge available only a few decades ag

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Social Dynamics and Sustainable Urban Design sustainable cities must therefore take into account the social contexts of urbanism. This chapter explores social contexts of contemporary urban systems, both the social drivers and outcomes of urbanization. It includes a discussion of links between population dynamics and urbanization, and the rol

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Integral Urbanism: A Context for Urban Designhese practices draw inspiration from ecosystems, thresholds, ecotones, tentacles, rhizomes, webs, and more. Integral urbanism demonstrates functional, social, disciplinary and professional re-integration. In contrast to the modernist attempt to remove spatial boundaries or postmodernist fortificatio

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