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100	1		_aWambecq, Wim _eautor _9689379
245	1	0	_aForest Urbanism : _bin the Dispersed Flemish Territory _cWim Wambecq ; foreword, Bruno De Meulder ; translation, Marta Rojals
264		1	_aMadrid _bFundación Arquia _c2023
264		4	_c©2023
300			_a212 páginas _bilustraciones (blanco y negro, color), fotografías , mapas, planos _c23 x 24 cm
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490	0		_aArquia/tesis _v48 (EN)
520			_aFlanders - one of the least forested regions in Europe - is in desperate need for more forest. A correlation exists between its low forest cover and the increasing ecological disasters. The territory's mechanisms of urbanism and planning tend to further purge out the forest. Forest urbanism as a term investigates the possibility for a productive relation between the forest and urbanism.Six typological case studies based on soil as a qualifier build a body of knowledge on forest urbanism in the dispersed Flemish territory, solidified in a graphic "Forest Urbanism Frame". Its vertical dissection leads to a historic perspective along six time periods, while its transversal dissection allows to distill the three main concepts: the forest and urban structures influence each other in their cyclic interaction; they are both spaces of multiplicity that can coexist in one another; finally, the productive nature of their relation depends on the image of the forest in society.-- Contracubierta
650		7	_aUrbanismo _zBélgica _2embne _9138440
650		7	_aOrdenación del territorio _zBélgica _2embne _9138435
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