Regeneration of Abandoned Spaces.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Crespi, Luciano.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Urban renewal.

Interior architecture.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (165 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Sharjah : Bentham Science Publishers, 2024.

Summary:

Our urban landscapes are filled with "leftovers" -- abandoned buildings and unused spaces, remnants of industrial decline and societal transformations. Regeneration of Abandoned Spaces: A New Design Approach investigates how design and architecture can revitalize these neglected areas, transforming them into dynamic, livable environments. This book is organized into three parts, each providing a comprehensive framework for addressing this multifaceted challenge. Part One explores the dynamic nature of modern living spaces and how interior design can adapt to the fluid lifestyles of contemporary nomads. It delves into advanced drawing techniques that capture the intricate complexities of these evolving environments. Part Two focuses on the philosophical aspects of design, particularly within exhibition design, examining how unfinished spaces can evoke deep emotional responses. It explores the role of temporary installations in revitalizing urban areas, demonstrating how ephemeral interventions can catalyze long-term renewal. The final section, Part Three, addresses the concept of ""unfinished design"" in architecture, showcasing successful projects from around the world. It emphasizes the aesthetic and functional benefits of embracing imperfections and repurposing abandoned spaces. This part provides practical strategies and inspiring examples, illustrating how adaptive reuse and incompleteness can lead to sustainable and inclusive urban regeneration. Regeneration of Abandoned Spaces: A New Design Approach is an essential resource for professionals, urban planners, and anyone passionate about urban architecture and renewal. Combining theoretical insights with practical guidance, it equips readers with the tools and knowledge needed to reimagine and reconstruct our cities, fostering a more sustainable and inclusive future. Readership Professionals

and students in the field or urban planning, landscaping and restoration projects.

Contents:

Cover

Title

Copyright

Translation

End User License Agreement

Contents

Foreword

Preface

Introduction

Interior Design: Toward a New Aesthetic

NOTES

REFERENCES

Special Contribution - Intuitive Hospitality

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTION - TACTICAL URBANISM AS A FORM OF DESIGN OF THE UNFINISHED

MILAN IS ADAPTING

The "Arcobalena Square" Case

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Part One

A Novel Species of Abandoned Spaces

Scene from an Interior: Neo-Nomadism and New Habitation Rituals

The Representation of the Interior as a Vision of the World

Part Two

In Search of the Unfinished

Paradigms

Exhibition Design as a Design Philosophy

Part Three

Unfinished Design: The Origins

New Wave

Conclusion

Subject Index

Back Cover.

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ISBN:

9789815274011

9815274015

OCLC:

1460466007