2017
DOI: 10.1186/s40410-016-0058-5
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The swinging cities of the eternal present

Abstract: How many furnitures, or houses, or urban districts, that where designed and made in the 80s are still relevant today? What clothes or shoes that period can be worn without appearing old or out of time? Everybody can say almost all. In forty years the living spaces have not changed that much. Even less their projects have been modified. The way in which they are conceived and designed is almost the same. Fashion, architecture, and cities are the sensitive forms that better represent the people that generated th… Show more

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“…Municipal policies have so far negatively assessed abandoned brownfields deeming them a negative feature of urban landscape and literally calling them "wasteland areas" with no useful purpose in the urban fabric. However, perception of such areas has had to change due to their increasing numbers -the phenomenon triggered among others by: deindustrialisation, globalisation, dominance of neoliberalism (Matoga, 2019;Madanipour, 2017a;Olbińska, 2020), mass media revolution (Ricci, 2017, Olbińska, 2020, urban shrinkage (Honeck, 2017; Wehle-Strzelecka, Strzelecka-Seredyńska, 2021) or suburbanisation (Madanipour, 2017a; Nemeth, Langhorst, 2013; Olbińska, 2020) as well as the economic crisis in 2008 (Martin et al, 2020). In view of foregoing, abandoned structures called for some strategy of recycling and reusing (Galdini, 2020).…”
Section: Tymczasowe Użytkowanie Jako Narzędzie Rewitalizacjimentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Municipal policies have so far negatively assessed abandoned brownfields deeming them a negative feature of urban landscape and literally calling them "wasteland areas" with no useful purpose in the urban fabric. However, perception of such areas has had to change due to their increasing numbers -the phenomenon triggered among others by: deindustrialisation, globalisation, dominance of neoliberalism (Matoga, 2019;Madanipour, 2017a;Olbińska, 2020), mass media revolution (Ricci, 2017, Olbińska, 2020, urban shrinkage (Honeck, 2017; Wehle-Strzelecka, Strzelecka-Seredyńska, 2021) or suburbanisation (Madanipour, 2017a; Nemeth, Langhorst, 2013; Olbińska, 2020) as well as the economic crisis in 2008 (Martin et al, 2020). In view of foregoing, abandoned structures called for some strategy of recycling and reusing (Galdini, 2020).…”
Section: Tymczasowe Użytkowanie Jako Narzędzie Rewitalizacjimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Znaczne zmiany w ich postrzeganiu nastąpiły wraz z rosnącą ilością pustostanów, spowodowaną m.in. dezindustrializacją, globalizacją, dominacją polityki neoliberalnej (Matoga, 2019;Madanipour, 2017a;Olbińska, 2020), rewolucją medialną (Ricci, 2017, Olbińska, 2020, zjawiskiem kurczenia się miast (Honeck, 2017; Wehle-Strzelecka i Strzelecka-Seredyńska, 2021) czy suburbanizacją (Madanipour, 2017a; Nemeth, Langhorst, 2013; Olbińska, 2020) oraz po kryzysie ekonomicznym w 2008 roku (Martin et al, 2020). Sytuacja wymagała strategii recyklingu i ponownego wykorzystania przestrzeni (Galdini, 2020), co przy rosnącej świadomości obywatelskiej mieszkańców doprowadziło do wielu oddolnych inicjatyw aktywizacji pustostanów i tzw.…”
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“…With exception of building technology, architecture has not change much in the last 60-70 years. Ricci (2017) states how architecture has been, for a while now, in the state of eternal present, "Where the sensitive forms and their representations in solid space no longer carry an idea of the future." (p. 2).…”
Section: )mentioning
confidence: 99%