Messages from Helsinki and Stockholm
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The document summarizes key lessons from site visits to developments in Helsinki and Stockholm: 1. Developments focused growth around public transport corridors and nodes to promote sustainable neighborhoods. 2. Projects featured high quality public spaces, community facilities, environmental sustainability practices, and efforts to integrate housing with nature. 3. Engagement with local communities helped overcome resistance and identify priorities for refurbishing existing neighborhoods.
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3. A 17,000 sqm cultural center at Cyprus International University from 2019.
4. A 17,000 sqm multifunctional building in the walled city of Nicosia, Cyprus from 2018.
5. A 300 sqm vet house at Cyprus International University from 2017.Mariana CASTRO-HENRIQUES : Lisbon Water Museum (Portugal)
Mariana CASTRO-HENRIQUES : Lisbon Water Museum (Portugal)UNESCO Venice Office
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The document outlines plans for the Lisbon Water Museum and its proposal to create a Global Network of Water Museums. The Lisbon Water Museum manages several historic sites related to Lisbon's water supply. It proposes strengthening partnerships among water museums internationally to share research, exhibitions, and promote environmental education around water issues. A global network could coordinate activities like database sharing, annual meetings, exhibition exchanges, and crowd-funding projects related to water sustainability worldwide.TIPIALArtboard 4.pdf
TIPIALArtboard 4.pdfJ+DESIGN
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This document provides background information on a site located in Arada sub-city in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It describes the site's history from the late 19th/early 20th century during Emperor Menelik II's reign. Many of the original houses were slums made of mud, wood and metal sheets without proper infrastructure. Currently, the site contains a mix of renovated and poorer quality residential buildings. It is situated near important landmarks like Menelik Palace and Addis Ababa University. The document notes the site has undergone urban development and infrastructure improvements like roads and sewage systems, but some areas still need rehabilitation.Best practice all partner
Best practice all partnerGeorgeta Manafu
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The document describes an environmental education project called "Learning in the Outdoor Environment" carried out by the szak-M叩tra Environmental Protection Association in Hungary. The project aims to use real-world materials and hands-on outdoor activities to make environmental lessons more engaging for students. Students participate in games, excursions, environmental observations, experiments and other activities both on school grounds and in surrounding areas. The outdoor learning approach helps students develop knowledge, social skills, cooperation abilities, and stimulates self-directed investigation of their natural environment. Teachers observed students being more motivated and their competencies developing more easily compared to traditional classroom lessons.Victor L. CROITORU : Leonida Truta Water Museum (Romania)
Victor L. CROITORU : Leonida Truta Water Museum (Romania)UNESCO Venice Office
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Towards a Global Network of Water Museums A Common Heritage for a Sustainable Future Palazzo Zorzi, Venice, Italy. 2-4 May 2017
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO CRISTOBAL HERAUD 2024.pdf
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO CRISTOBAL HERAUD 2024.pdfCristobalHeraud
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Cristobal Heraud Lituma is a fifth year architecture student currently studying at the European University of Madrid in Spain. He began his studies at the UPC in Lima, Peru before transferring to complete his degree in Madrid. He has gained experience through internships in both Peru and Spain. His portfolio highlights design projects focused on architecture, art, and sustainable development completed during his studies. These projects demonstrate his skills in areas like urban design, structural design, materials selection, and team collaboration.
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The document discusses four hybrid architecture projects by Steven Holl:
1. Sail Hybrid in Knokke-Heist, Belgium which combines a restored casino, hotel/apartment tower, and congress hall.
2. Linked Hybrid in Beijing, China consisting of 8 apartment towers linked on the 20th floor to create urban spaces.
3. Meander in Helsinki, Finland a meandering 180m glass building containing 49 apartments.
4. Herzog & de Meuron's plans for a new 36,000 seat stadium and 750 apartments in Portsmouth, UK.Book
BookLaura Di辿guez Vila
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The document summarizes an urban planning project for Ljubljana, Slovenia. It aims to promote pedestrian connections between the city center and surrounding villages by excavating a green slope for a new park. The park would provide shared public spaces for activities while preserving the identity of the industrial areas. A new train bridge is also proposed as a landmark for the park.2017喝永或檎意酷或晦鴛或喝堰辿鉛竪稼艶喝京檎鴛赫晦鴛粥 
2017喝永或檎意酷或晦鴛或喝堰辿鉛竪稼艶喝京檎鴛赫晦鴛粥 H辿l竪ne BRIGLIA
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This document appears to be a portfolio or resume for an architect named Helene Briglia. It includes summaries and photos of several of her past projects, including:
- A peace haven in the DMZ between North and South Korea to allow separated families to reconnect.
- Floating housing modules in Dublin built from recycled shipping containers to accommodate rising sea levels.
- Ecolodges and a biodiversity center in Benin consisting of floating structures connected by boardwalks and collecting rainwater.
- Urban regeneration projects in Romania and Germany that activated underused spaces through new programs and connections.
The portfolio showcases Helene Briglia's range of work from architectural competitions to built projects across several countriesMessages from Helsinki and Stockholm
- 1. MESSAGES FROM HELSINKI AND STOCKHOLM TEN Group StudyTour 22nd 23rd September 2011
- 2. WHEREWE WENT
- 3. HELSINKI
- 4. 1.Vision to urbanise the city region areas of change
- 5. 2. On a highly integrated transport system
- 6. 3. Focus development around public transport corridors
- 8. 1. Policy of linking jobs with living areas e.g. space for creative businesses in converted pottery factory
- 9. 2. No gated 界看馨馨顎稼庄岳庄艶壊
- 10. 3. Development opens up waterfront for all
- 11. 4. High quality public realm
- 12. 5. Public art to help create a sense of place
- 14. 6. Public space with substantial private balconies or sun rooms
- 15. ECO -VIIKKI
- 16. 1. Monitored and evaluated with comparable schemes
- 17. 2. 140 popular allotments to integrate buildings and nature
- 18. 3.Green fingers with water system to hold run off
- 19. 4. Each site to include experimental elements
- 20. 5. Car parking spaces sold separately
- 21. 6. Solar panels fitted to half the homes
- 22. 7. New park opens up green belt
- 23. 8. New primary and secondary schools
- 24. 9.A multiplicity of designs with six plots reserved for self-build projects
- 25. 10. Popular with families
- 26. AURINKOLAHTI
- 27. 1.Apartments and terrace housing on a new beachfront with promenade and two new marinas
- 28. 2.The use of colour to create a sense of place
- 29. 3. High quality public realm
- 30. 4. Play facilities for all ages
- 31. 5. Large sun rooms
- 32. 6. Linking the new neighbourhood with nature
- 34. 1.A model for urban living
- 35. 2. Built to the highest environmental standards
- 36. 3.The Hammarby Model closed loop energy
- 37. 4. Hammarby power station
- 38. 5.All apartments are connected to the district heating system
- 39. 6. Envac recycling system
- 40. 7. Biogas powers Stockholms buses
- 42. 9.Fish Bone with a tram line running through the central spine
- 43. 10. Embraces biodiversity with extensive landscaping
- 44. 11. Community facilities, such as new church and medical centre
- 46. 13. High densities support high level of shops and eating places on ground floors
- 47. 14. Popular with families as well as young professionals
- 48. 15. Reminders of Hammarbys past
- 49. 16. Cooperative housing with allotments
- 50. 17. Communal green house
- 51. 18. Build rate is five times the UK equivalent
- 52. 19. Municipality and developer working together with an open book arrangement
- 53. 20. Design principles are set out in a quality programme
- 54. 21. High quality public realm
- 56. 1. Schools provide a community focus
- 57. 2.Well maintained and respected public realm promotes loyalty to area
- 58. 3. Major refurbishment programme underway
- 59. 4.Aim to lift status of the estate and levels of unemployment
- 60. 5. Huge resistance to demolition and refurbishment at first
- 61. 6. Community engagement programme dialogue to understand priorities and vote on proposals
- 62. 7. Quality of first refurbished block has changed peoples attitudes
- 64. 1. Concentrate development around transport nodes 2. Promote Sustainable Urban Neighbourhoods 3. Support Local Management Partnerships 4. Working together better LESSONS FOR LONDON