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▼a Fry, Tony,
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▼a Remaking cities :
▼b an introduction to urban metrofitting /
▼c Tony Fry. |
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▼a London :
▼b Bloomsbury Academic,
▼c 2017. |
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▼a Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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▼a Cover page -- Halftitle page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Preface -- List of figures -- Introduction -- Remaking: the project of metrofitting -- Repair and metrofitting -- Environmental impacts -- Contexts: time, space, image -- Perspectives -- Change and a return to metrofitting -- PART ONE Contexts of Change The Limits of How We See Cities Today -- 1 Cities now -- Seeing the city -- The fate of cities: seeing dangers -- Danger and uncertain futures -- City of fear -- 2 Understanding the city as a designing event -- The event -- Ungrounding the event of the city -- Unsettlement returns -- Thinking towards a metabolic event -- Metrofitting, metabolism and event -- 3 What designs a city? -- Design in a context of failed foresight -- The top ten -- So what has really designed the city? -- Beyond history: what will now design the city? -- Metrofitting: the space is everywhere -- Ontological space -- Metrofitting spaced -- 4 The city, humanity and time -- In the first place there was Uruk -- Colonial cities, the colonial matrix and the future -- Space, power and the colonial city -- Metrofitting: a reconnecting -- 5 Urban imperatives in the face of change -- Megaregions: the inside and the outside -- Megacities -- Questions of fear, questions of defence -- The megacity battleground in the age of unwinnable wars -- The geopolitical drift -- 6 New imaginaries and the city -- There is something wrong out there! -- Buildings as image -- Where can thinkers of imagination take us now? -- Imagination, imaginaries and the city -- 7 Other worlds are coming -- Destruction -- Protection in the face of destruction -- A conviviality: rediscovery and recreation -- 8 Post-sustainability -- The education of education -- The future, the Sustainment, culture -- The Sustainment and the future of cities -- PART TWO Contexts of Action. |
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▼a 9 Metrofitting: Take two -- Framings -- The 'hard' edge: metrofitting and the instrumental perspective -- The 'soft' edge: metrofitting, culture and perception -- 10 Metrofitting, thinking otherwise and a new foundation of change -- On design -- Practice and the agency of the visible invisible -- Bourdieu, technology and habitus -- Metrofitting, habitus and time -- 11 Unlearning and learning -- Learning in the shadow of teaching -- Anthropocentrism: learning for unlearning -- Breaking out of striated space and the borderlands -- 12 Metrofitting and the de-signing of design -- Ontological design -- Design in time: a developed reiteration -- Elimination by design7 -- Design intelligence8 -- Convergence -- Technological unthinking -- 13 Metrofitting and urban design fictions -- Prospects and possibilities -- Against utopias/dystopias -- Seeing cities, design and fiction -- The city, being and time -- Design fiction and the imperatives -- Frames of fictions -- Fictions, writing and remaking -- 14 Space, time, dwelling and movement -- The re-marking of space and ways it is understood -- Reconfigured notions of 'the event' of space and the city -- Matter in time -- Time, city and world -- 15 Metrofitting and being in the city -- Being in the City -- PART THREE Introduction to the Case Studies -- 16 Cincinnati case study -- Introducing Cincinnati -- Why Cincinnati? -- Understanding local contextual complexity -- The workshop -- Final focus of the event: what is resilience? -- On reflection: what was learnt at the workshop? -- Appendix -- 17 New Cairo case study -- New Cairo in context -- Forces of change -- Introducing New Cairo -- Of place -- Traffic without enforced law, transport and the people -- The women, the young and the old -- What is broken? -- New Cairo and metrofitting -- Selected bibliography -- Index. |
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▼a "Unprecedented challenges await the future of the world's cities. Accelerating population pressure, climate change, food insecurity, poverty and geopolitical instability - in the face of such problems our current attempts at producing a sustainable agenda for the world's cities appear fragmented and inadequate. Fresh thinking is needed. In Remaking Cities, renowned design theorist Tony Fry brings a conceptual design perspective to the challenge of urban sustainability and resilience. In a typically far-sighted and provocative work, Fry presents ideas and actions for 'metrofitting' - a new kind of practice in architecture and urban design. Metrofitting expands the technological concept of retrofit up to the city scale, placing social, cultural, political and ethical concerns at its heart. Metrofitting is not about visionary technology, it is about transforming existing cities by combining available resources with human creativity, prompted by new thinking about new and old urban problems. It requires overcoming outmoded Eurocentric assumptions of what constitutes a city, rethinking their forms and structures, and understanding their metabolic processes and social and economic functions. This book provides conceptually strong practical approaches that will ultimately change the whole way we view cities and the way the urban future is designed. Illustrated with international case studies of metrofitting in action, Remaking Cities will provoke and stimulate debate among architects, urban designers, and anyone concerned with the urban environment and social and cultural change."--
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