Titlebook: Urban Challenges in the Globalizing Middle-East; Social Value of Publ Simona Azzali,Silvia Mazzetto,Attilio Petruccioli Book 2021 Springer

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Beirut: Place of Post-crisisons with a research on the definition of the new urban structural elements that provoke a dynamic transformation of the architecture of the city, independently of the definition of the new architectural image of Beirut.

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Private and Public Spaces in the Middle East: Urban Contaminationsc city, where the public spaces are divided by social classes, without a real integration of the different kind of residents. Within this context, this chapter investigates how public spaces are used and how they can be used as private or public, as well how urban contamination can assume a negative

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Looking for the Liberal in the Neo-Liberal City [Alternative Public Spaces from Lebanon]native public spaces liberate themselves from dominant public space typologies by conforming to different paradigms of collective social contracts, negotiations, conflicts, resolutions and shifting boundaries. This experiment also notes that these spaces have a unique and non-replicable character, w

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Public Space Design as a Project of Urban Voids heritage when designing the new rational .. The “public space” is not characterized by one or more precise functions. Actually, it has no function. The idea of public space emerges when we are involved in urban situations that are not yet consolidated and formalized. Therefore, the idea of “public

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Social Values of Public Spaces for Heritage Restoration in the Middle Eastar, the social value linked to public places is significant for the historical growth of urban centres, as collective places for social recognition and union, for the country‘s identity, for the collective development of a society. The analyses of some completed restoration projects in the Middle Ea

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Urban Recovery Processes for Public Spaces in Middle Eastern Citiese through cultural spaces, understanding cultural expressions and places of cultural significance. By operating accordingly, we will be able to frame urban reconstruction processes as “ecosystems” in which the functional reconstruction of merely physical aspects will be part of a more extensive reco

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