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A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
The 21st‐Century Welfare City: Aalborg + Copenhagen, Denmark
10.1002/ad.172.abs
Under the scientific eye of satellite surveillance, the world's urban conglomerations often appear heterogeneous. On the ground, differences and special features of a city remain of utmost importance to the quality of life of its citizens. Hans Kiib and Gitte Marling assess how the welfare system in Denmark, which is so dear to many Danes, is holding up. If the physical, Modernist urban model of the welfare city is to endure, can it withstand the irresistible, less tangible pull of consumption and aspirational individualised lifestyles that are penetrating the globe worldwide? Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
The 21st‐Century Welfare City: Aalborg + Copenhagen, Denmark
10.1002/ad.172.abs
Under the scientific eye of satellite surveillance, the world's urban conglomerations often appear heterogeneous. On the ground, differences and special features of a city remain of utmost importance to the quality of life of its citizens. Hans Kiib and Gitte Marling assess how the welfare system in Denmark, which is so dear to many Danes, is holding up. If the physical, Modernist urban model of the welfare city is to endure, can it withstand the irresistible, less tangible pull of consumption and aspirational individualised lifestyles that are penetrating the globe worldwide? Copyright © 2005 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
The 21st‐Century Welfare City: Aalborg + Copenhagen, Denmark
Kiib, Hans (author) / Marling, Gitte (author)
Architectural Design ; 75 ; 50-55
2005-11-01
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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