by Biotope City | | Categorieën, News
Climate change and the energy transition have made many questions of the dense city as nature urgently explosive. What are the solutions? How do we broadly implement already existing solution? How do we reach investors, citizens, politicians? A new series of...
by Harrie van Helmond, Jannie Landa, Tom van Duuren, | | Architecture & Urban development, Categorieën, News
Largely unnoticed by the experts, a special feature in the field of housing stands in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, a city of about 250,000 inhabitants: a Dutch ‘Bosco vertical’ – but not for rich residents, like the world-famous building in Milan, but...
by Inken Baller | | Architecture & Urban development, News
The Relationship between City and Nature in History Inken Baller Fig.1 Peter Joseph Lenné around 1850, portrait by Carl Joseph Begas Fig.3 Landwehrkanal 2019 Photo: Inken Baller Fig.4 Landwehrkanal 2019Photo: Inken Baller In order to limit this very broad topic,...
by Biotope City | | Categorieën
The 10 most important elements that make up a climate-resilient, green, nature-inclusive city: State of the art. This year saw the completion of Biotope City Wienerberg, a climate-resilient, green, nature-inclusive neighbourhood. The project received the international...
by Christoph Küffer | | Architecture & Urban development
The pandemic has dominated thinking for almost two years, and slowly public attention is turning back to the much broader issue of climate change – but still another, equally crucial issue remains underexposed: the loss of biodiversity. Now that the pandemic is...
