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Identity and Diversity of Districts and Buildings
Urban and architectural coherence is associated with livable, successful cities and should therefore be considered by urban designers. Often, places gain coherence when their designers and builders follow a framework which was established years earlier. The intention is to avoid uniformity of appearance while creating a built environment where parts of the city will have their own distinct charm and identity to form an urban quilt of sort. This chapter looks at methods that foster such processes.
Identity and Diversity of Districts and Buildings
Urban and architectural coherence is associated with livable, successful cities and should therefore be considered by urban designers. Often, places gain coherence when their designers and builders follow a framework which was established years earlier. The intention is to avoid uniformity of appearance while creating a built environment where parts of the city will have their own distinct charm and identity to form an urban quilt of sort. This chapter looks at methods that foster such processes.
Identity and Diversity of Districts and Buildings
Friedman, Avi (author)
Fundamentals of Sustainable Urban Design ; Chapter: 12 ; 115-123
2020-12-11
9 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
Macro-level coherence , Street design , Green spaces , Public places , Architectural idioms , Harmony and diversity , Visual order , Spatial quality , Cultural preservation , Heritage , Lot size , Setback , Parking , Building heights , Form-based codes , Mixed-use , Walkable Energy , Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings , Building Construction and Design , Sustainable Development , Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning , Engineering
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