Urban depth structures - main streets and nearby inner urban edges

Hausleitner, B. (Invited speaker)

Urban Design

Activity: Talk or presentation › Talk or presentation at a workshop, seminar, course or other meeting

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Invited lecture for the workshop series 'Urban depth and autonomy'

https://www.londonmet.ac.uk/projects/listing/public-lectures-and-talks/2020-21/urban-depth-and-autonomy-workshops/city-depth/

Period	11 Feb 2021
Held at	London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom
Degree of Recognition	International

Keywords

urban depth;
city structure
urban design
urban edges
urban centres

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The third in a series of interdisciplinary workshops asking how the built environment shapes our capacity to exercise autonomy in cities. About this event Join us at the third in a series of four interdisciplinary workshops questioning how the spatial, temporal and psychological ordering of space in the built environment shapes people’s capacity to exercise their autonomy within our cities. Exploring depth and autonomy at a city scale, by investigating how depth structures might function at multiple levels, and how it might be put to work in the planning of our cities and policy that defines this. Through informal presentations of research at the workshops, we will explore the nature of spatial order, and the relationship between people and their environments from a range of interdisciplinary perspectives. We aim to establish common ground; understand the nature and breadth of existing research into spatial ordering; define shared concepts and to begin to explore conceptual and normative issues around architecture and urban design.

Urban depth structures - main streets and nearby inner urban edges

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