Urban Morphology, Architectural Typology and Cities in Transition , livre ebook

Y. TIAN,
Urban Morphology, Architectural Typology and Cities in Transition
K. GU and W. TAO
Current Natural Sciences Current Natural Sciences
URBAN URBAN PLANNINGUrban Morphology, Architectural
PLANNING
Typology and Cities in Transition
Yinsheng TIAN, Kai GU and Wei TAO
As a body of theoretical knowledge, urban morphology in the
West principally emerged within two disciplines and two parts of
Europe. On the one hand there is the Anglo-German geographical
school, associated with M.R.G Conzen. On the other hand there
Yinsheng TIAN, Kai GU and Wei TAOis the Italian architectural school, associated with Gianfranco
Caniggia and Saverio Muratori. Based on an introduction to the
theoretical tradition of the two morphological schools and their
relationships, this book explores their application in empirical
research and planning practice. In relation to the making of
Chinese urban landscape, this book particularly focuses on the
advancement of urban morphological theory and its significance
for urban conservation. Urban Morphology, Architectural
Typology and Cities in Transition
ISBN : 978-27598-2673-5
www.edpsciences.org
Price: 77 €
9 782759 826735Y. TIAN,
Urban Morphology, Architectural Typology and Cities in Transition
K. GU and W. TAO
Current Natural Sciences Current Natural Sciences
URBAN URBAN PLANNINGUrban Morphology, Architectural
PLANNING
Typology and Cities in Transition
Yinsheng TIAN, Kai GU and Wei TAO
As a body of theoretical knowledge, urban morphology in the
West principally emerged within two disciplines and two parts of
Europe. On the one hand there is the Anglo-German geographical
school, associated with M.R.G Conzen. On the other hand there
Yinsheng TIAN, Kai GU and Wei TAOis the Italian architectural school, associated with Gianfranco
Caniggia and Saverio Muratori. Based on an introduction to the
theoretical tradition of the two morphological schools and their
relationships, this book explores their application in empirical
research and planning practice. In relation to the making of
Chinese urban landscape, this book particularly focuses on the
advancement of urban morphological theory and its significance
for urban conservation. Urban Morphology, Architectural
Typology and Cities in Transition
ISBN : 978-27598-2673-5
www.edpsciences.org
9 782759 826735Current Natural Sciences
Yinsheng TIAN, Kai GU and Wei TAO
Urban Morphology,
Architectural Typology
and Cities in TransitionThe research on which this book is based was partially funded by the China Natural
Science Foundation (Award references: 40971096, 41271178)
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