Titlebook: Urban Visions; From Planning Cultur Carmen Díez Medina,Javier Monclús Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Natu

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Book 2018entury visions that have carried over into the twenty-first century. Aimed at both students and professionals, this collection of essays on diverse subjects and cases does not attempt to establish universal interpretations; it rather highlights some outstanding episodes that help us understand why t

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An Experiment in Freedom (1960–1975)se concepts and their best-known manifestations, which are fundamental for the revision of the way of thinking about housing and the city by orthodox modernism, presented as three pairs of ‘genealogies’ according to their cultural origin, their reaction to the modernist city, and their attitude toward technology.

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New Housing Projects in Latin European Cities urban block through the morphological wealth that good twentieth-century architecture managed to produce. Paris imposes a series of classical compositional themes to its open block, such as the continuity of the podium, while Sanpolino in Italy achieves great urban diversity with a wealth of typological offerings and density.

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Other Urbanismso the 1980s. These include approaches most linked to internal debates next to the CIAMs and others developed in parallel to functionalist urbanism, such as Townscape, the new urban design subdiscipline and those that support the idea of the city as a cultural creation sensitive to the values of history, focused on urban forms.

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Urban Renewal and Urban Regeneration on urban renewal and regeneration. It sheds a contemporary light on the classic debate in favour of and against ‘urban reform’ which has existed for more than one and a half centuries. Integrated urban regeneration is now the emerging paradigm.