The expression “mind the gap” refers to the act of paying attention to crossing pass from one element to another. In urban transformation and architecture project it is necessary to reflect on the concept of distance and crossing in particular in relation to the theme of the change of scale and especially from urban design to the architectural design and detailed design. The method is based on a deep morphological analysis of the territory and the landscape and detections of elements and invariants inside, after establishing the invariants you are able to define a formal grid that keeps continuing at all scales of design, starting the territorial scale up to reach the scale of architectural detail. Supporting this reflection may present a set of projects that participated in the competition Europan 12 which show that the multi-scale approach can be a way to control an urban transformation. The project at multiple scales can be a basis to monitor and study the existing urban form and to reflect on the possibilities of future transformations going to define development scenarios and guidelines for the territories.

Mind the gap. Multi-scale landscape approaches

MARRAS, FRANCESCO
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Abstract

The expression “mind the gap” refers to the act of paying attention to crossing pass from one element to another. In urban transformation and architecture project it is necessary to reflect on the concept of distance and crossing in particular in relation to the theme of the change of scale and especially from urban design to the architectural design and detailed design. The method is based on a deep morphological analysis of the territory and the landscape and detections of elements and invariants inside, after establishing the invariants you are able to define a formal grid that keeps continuing at all scales of design, starting the territorial scale up to reach the scale of architectural detail. Supporting this reflection may present a set of projects that participated in the competition Europan 12 which show that the multi-scale approach can be a way to control an urban transformation. The project at multiple scales can be a basis to monitor and study the existing urban form and to reflect on the possibilities of future transformations going to define development scenarios and guidelines for the territories.
In corso di stampa
978-972-99101-6-6
multi-scale; landscape; urban project
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