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Good design is a good investment—poor quality or unimaginative spaces will not be attractive to children; the play space may not be valued by the local community and may fall into disuse and disrepair.

High-quality, integrated play space design is imperative in helping to attract children and families, and for the playground to become a valued part of the local environment.

This detailed book examines key drivers in best play space designs: it investigates the importance of play, preparations and planning, how to develop a strong design brief, good layout, choosing the right equipment materials for the type of space, and how to incorporate the best natural elements into the play space design.

This strong reference also describes key design issues, such as boundaries and fencing issues, along with standards for major equipment, including platforms, guardrails and protective barriers. There’s also a comprehensive section on hazards and dangers.

The book showcases an international range of projects divided into three major case study themes: play spaces in parks, communities and schools, with each case study illuminated by informative narrative text descriptions, and accompanied by rich, full-color photography, detailed diagrams and illustrations.

Walking and cycling are becoming a fashionable lifestyle both as a low-impact exercise and a healthy means of travel.

There is ever-growing demand for the construction of pedestrian and cyclist paths internationally, and it’s the rate of growth that highlights new challenges, as well as opportunities, for landscape designers. This book showcases several exciting design projects of pedestrian and cyclist paths across a range of environments, from cities to local communities, urban areas to larger national parks.

This book addresses how the issues of connectivity and urban public space are common across different cultural and geographic settings. At the same time, solutions differ in response to the character of individual sites and their context within an urban or natural landscape setting. The highly illustrated projects demonstrate a commitment to creative design to produce new public spaces that are not only functional, but provide opportunities for people to move easily through them and interact with the surrounding urban and natural environments.

The book includes an informative design guide and a set of criteria that should provide strong reference materials in the evolving landscape realm of developing sustainable, green infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists.

This comprehensive study is a must-have publication for landscape architects, urban design professionals, town planners, students and educators in the urban design fields.

Project Introduction:

012 Motril Footbridge
020 Garden Bridge in Banciao City
028 Plashet School Footbridge
034 “Kiss Bridge”
048 Footbridge in Villetaneuse
058 Pedestrian Bridge in Zapallar
068 Lugner Bridge
076 Stratford Town Centre Link
084 SKYWALK
090 Footbridge Valmy
100 Traffic Bridge
106 Bourges Multimodal Station and Overpass
112 Grasshopper Pedestrian Bridge
116 Villepinte Pedestrian Overpass
122 Fontenay-sous-Bois RER Station
130 Ruckholt Road Footbridge
136 Can Gili Footbridge
144 Ruckholt Road Footbridge
150 Stratford City Bridge One
156 DSSH Bridge
162 Blois
170 Las Vegas City Hall Pedestrian Bridge
176 Trestles Beach Footbridge
182 Titanium Bridge
190 Mur Island
196 Webb Bridge
204 Wang-Gong Footbridge
212 Melkwegbrug
218 Simone de Beauvoir Footbridge
232 Footbridge Over the River Marne
242 Pennington Road Footbridge
248 Sava Footbridge
254 Foot- and Cyclebridge over the Rhein
262 Brucke Leichlingen Tafel
266 Forumbrücke Tafel
272 Water Lilies Bridge
276 Amsterdam Footbridge
286 The Tulip Pedestrian Bridge
294 Auckland Harbour Bridge Pathway
300 Leaf Bridge
306 Rochester Reed Bridges
312 Archi Made

In the post-industrial age, Dusseldorf is increasingly focusing on future-oriented services in fields such as media and communications. Current urban planning reflects this trend, as does the city planners’ theme, “Preserving identity while shaping the future.” Dusseldorf’s planning serves the demands of the New Economy, promotes cultural, educational and scientific facilities, and preserves the city’s characteristic blend of traditional lifestyle, strong business pulse and international flair. Urban planning in Düsseldorf includes outstanding projects on an international scale, such as the Media Harbor, the Airport City and the new fairgrounds. Special importance is assigned to urban planning projects with emphasis on improving the image of the city center, exemplified by the PLATZDA! Program. New developments also include high-quality residential units, as seen in the Heerdter Feld estate. This book, published under the patronage of mayor Joachim Erwin in the series “Plans, Projects, and Buildings,” presents one hundred projects that are currently in planning, under construction, or already completed. It features ample photographs and plans, and provides a kind of snapshot of current architectural developments in Dusseldorf.

Contents:

Make Full Use of On-site Resources

Arquipelago: Porto Olimpico, Brazil P010
City Heights, Chongqing P016
Blue Mountain Lake, Chengmai P020
Urban Railway Business District in Suzhou Industrial Park P024
CITIC New Town (Phase I), Huizhou P030
Tsingtao Villa (Phase II), Qingdao P034
Dahua • Brocade City, Dalian P038
Baodi Mountain Villa, Jurong P042
Dazhong Lakeside Garden, Jiaxing P046
Purple Bay (Phase I), Shanghai P050
Guangfulin (Parcel 2-6), Songjiang, Shanghai P054
Poly Bund Garden, Foshan P058
Lanbo Bay, Dalian P062
Tianlong • The Horizon (Phase I), Beihai P066
GEODE 2055, Spain P072
Hengmao • International Metropolis, Nanchang P076
Huarun • Park Central, Chongqing P080
Outlets Community, Huzhou P084
SRE • Seashore Rich Gate (Phase I), Shanghai P088
Tuscany Manor, Yinchuan P092
Shangjing • Lingxiu Times, Zhuzhou P096
Yangang Fuyuan City, Shijiazhuang P102
Le Papillion, Guangzhou P106
Puxi Wanda Plaza Walking Street, Quanzhou P110
Southern Coast, Bijia Mountain, Jinzhou P116
CITIC • Xiangshui Bay, Hainan P122
CITIC • Taida Golf Resort, Haikou P128
Wanquan River Hot Spring Town, Hainan P134
Mingshi • Shanhu Bay, Hainan P140
Chaxi Valley Resort, Jinzhai County, Anhui P144
Service District of Boao Forum for Asia, Hainan P152
 
Carry forward Regional Context

Jin Zhong Hai • Blue Diamond, Sanya P158
Yinzhuo Qixing Business Street, Jingpo Town, Mudanjiang P162
Capland Center, Qingdao P166
Raycom Chaozhong Architecture, Jiangyin P170
Koma International Garden, Shijiazhuang P174
Changdian Residential Area, Jinzhan County, Beijing P178
Shuimo • Qinghua, Wuhan P184
Zhuoyue City, Tianjin P188
Zendai’s Project in Zhujiajiao, Shanghai P192
Yanlord Townhouse, Shanghai P196
Junefeld (Phase II Parcels A-G), Beijing P200
Yunqishi • Beyond Garden, Beijing P206
Pan Hong • Hua Cui Ting Yuan (Phase I), Huzhou P210
InterContinental Resort, Haitang Bay, Sanya P214
Shan Shui, Hangzhou P218
Expo Dining Center, Shanghai P222
Fuxing City (Phase III), Enshi P226
Reconstruction of Minsheng Wharf, Shanghai P230
Daqing Oilfeld Commercial Building Complex, Daqing P234
Fuxing Huiyu, Beijing P238
 
Create a Harmonious Neighborhood

Napa Irvine Village, Kunshan  P244
Yuanyang Xinganxian (Phase II), Tianjin P248
Wantong Parcel R5, Tianjin P252
A Cover of Miles (Phase II), Heshan P256
Jingrui • Sunshine City, Tianjin P264
 
Optimize Sharing of Landscape

SGBC Community, Shanghai P272
Longgang Project of Shenzhen Real Estate Group, Shenzhen P278
Xin An North Community, Wuxi P282
Central Lingshi Mansion, Xianghe, Langfang P286
Huayin • Yandu Peninsula, Baoding P290
Hi-Tech Green Industrial Base (Phase III), Tianjin P294
Poly East Bay (Phase V, Parcel 3-A, 3-C/D), Hangzhou P298
Shanghai International Cruise Terminal P302
Zhongnan • Century City, Changshu P306
Land on Yuefu Road, Yuepu Town, Shanghai P310
Vanke • The Fifth Garden (Phase IV), Shenzhen P316
Qiaoxiang Mansion, Shenzhen P320
Vantone • Tianzhu Xinxinjiayuan, Beijing P324
Vantone • Huafu, Tianjin P328
Cuijin Lake Villas, Tianjin P332
Jinke • Milan Milan, Wuxi P336
Ren Xin • Millennium is Beautiful, Wuhan P340
Hazens • Central Villa, Shenzhen P346
 
Coexistence of Density with Quality

AVIC City, Shenzhen P352
Park Life, Albania P356
East Bay Peninsula (Cluster B), Changchun P360
Poly Leaves Whisper, Shanghai P364
Jinke • Oriental Palace, Jiangyin P370
Parcel of Fangxing Avenue, Hefei P374
Tianrui Harbor City, Nantong P378
Fuxing City, Wuhan P382
 
Promote Value of Commercial Facilities

Powerlong City Plaza, Ningbo P390
BinHai Zhe Tradespeople Investment Mansion, Tianjin P396
Gemdale International Plaza, Tianjin P400
City Properties, Lianyungang P404
Singapore Sleepless City, Jilin P408
Nicheng Life Plaza, Lingang New Area, Shanghai P412
Taigu Plaza, Hohhot P416
Hubin Plaza, Tianjin P420
Area of Hong Kong Road, Jining P424
Optical Valley World City, Wuhan P428
 
Let Resources be Shared and Complementary in Integrated Communities

Greenland Century City, Yangzhou P436
Legend Mansion, Jiading, Shanghai P440
Quanshan Yipin, Zhangqiu P444
Tuanbo Lake New Town (West Zone), Tianjin P448
Vanke Residential Area in Licang District, Qingdao P452
Gemdale Green World Phase II (Block Fourth and Fifth), Tianjin P456
 
 
Let Resources be Shared and Complementary in Urban Complexes

Poly World Trade Center (Phase III), Guangzhou P462
“Cloud Flying”, Haerbin P466
Lilai, Xianyang, Xi’an P470
Naissance International, Yantai P474
Nobel Asset, Langfang P478
The Yarn-dyed Fabrics Factory, Zhenjiang P482
Parcel in Xiyuan Road, Changjiang West Road, Hefei P486
NHH Center, Daqing P492
 
Seek All-win for Ventilation, Day-lighting and Sunlight

Sanshan Xinxin Jiayuan, Beijing P498
Chifeng Fuhe • International, Inner Mongolia   P502
Zhuoda Scotland Town & North Europe Town, Wendeng P506
CITIC City • Corporation Headquarters Garden, Changchun P510
Tianfu Garden, Huaqiao Town, Kunshan P514
China Resources • Phoenix City (Phase II), Changsha P518
 
Create a Pedestrian-vehicle-separated Road Network

Haodifang Retirement Community, Yangzhou P524
Chaolai Green Home, Beijing P528
New Zhishui Village, Yantai P532
Shengang, Jiangyin P536
Wanye • Youjia City, Changsha P540
Industrial Park (Phase I) of Winsan Industry Headquarter, Chongqing P544
 
Create an Effective Commercial Circulation Route

Singapore Shangjin City (Phase II), Wuxi   P550
Tuanbo Lake New Town (East Zone), Tianjin P554
Xuejiawan Finance & Business Center, Inner Mongolia P560
Minmetals International, Tianjin P564

Abstract:

Carry forward Regional Context

Exploration of local features and traditional context creates spaces that shows care and respect for people, spreads charm of history and beauty of encounter of the new and the old. Correct treatment for relationship between protection of historical context and new construction can better realize planning that suits local conditions. Close connection of cultural landscape with natural environment creates spaces with new features. Seaming various spaces with cultural context can blend the new and the old into a whole.
 
Create a Harmonious Neighborhood

With development of cities, the role of community shifts from a place of living to a place that cares people’s well-being. Whether traditional warm family moments can be brought back in life in modern communities attracts wide attention. A harmonious neighborhood not only facilitates life, study and work, but also has a positive impact on community development. Creation of a harmonious neighborhood needs to make behaviors of associating and activity attributes as major factors in planning, build up public facilities, optimize layout of dwellings and strengthen connection of spaces to promote communication among neighbors under one roof.
 
Promote Value of Commercial Facilities

To optimize layout of commercial real estate, the solution is equilibrium, which refers to balance and compatibility among commercial forms, brands and layouts. Equilibrium contributes to mutual promotion for different markets and categories of commodities. Furthermore, it will enhance all-round development and maximize commercial value.

A wide-ranging selection of imaginative solutions in playground design, programs which combine the needs of creating an entertaining environment on the one hand and, on the other, providing an aesthetically pleasing public space, while also ensuring that the necessary safety requirements are met. Included are the design components (surface materials, different types of swings and slides, climbing equipment) as well as the functional considerations (different types of activities for different age groups, for example). With attractive full-color photographs and thorough explanations, this is a unique and complete source of inspiration for the design professional and student alike.

- Includes examples of dozens of award-winning playgrounds from all over
- Featuring chapters dedicated to every aspect of designing a playground
- The most thoroughly-documented guide to designing a playground availa

About the Author:

Carles Broto, an architecture scholar and one of the founders of the IAC (institute for alternative culture). Following a successful period at the Atrium Group (Barcelona), he has now joined Grupo Links - Structure as the publishing director of various contemporary architecture collections. He is currently investigating the evolution of new American housing, as part of a multi-country project. He lives in Barcelona

A public square offers a peaceful sanctuary from hectic city life and an attractive destination for people to meet and stay. It is an embodiment of the unique characteristics of local architecture and culture, as well as people’s attitude of returning to nature. The book selects the latest projects of public square landscapes around the world, including memorial squares, transportation squares, educational squares, healthcare squares, commercial squares, corporate squares, distribution squares and recreational squares.

Projects featured in this book:

M e m o r i a l
Chicago Riverwalk
Šiluva Square

T r a n s p o r t a t i o n
Square des Frères-Charon
Place d’Youville
Place Bourget
Jacaranda Square

E d u c a t i o n a l
The Brochstein Pavilion at Rice University
Parade Ground, University of the Arts London
Angel Field
National Centre of Indigenous Excellence
BGU University Entrance Square & Art Gallery
Universitätsplatz Frankfurt (Oder)

H e a t h c a r e
LAC+USC Medical Center
Therapy Garden, Children’s Specialized Hospital
Extension of the St. Bonifatius Hospital in Lingen
Chang Gung Hospital

C o m m e r c i a l
arenaboulevard/amsterdamse
City Square Urban Park
Quincy Court
Clarke Quay
Shanghai Gubei Gold Street
Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre
Malvern City Square
1111 Lincoln Road
Plaza Dalí, Madrid
Jockey Plaza Boulevard
Circle on Cavill
Santa Monica Place
Southport Central

C o r p o r a t e
Fukuoka Bank
EnBW City
Enterprise Plaza at 1100 Louisiana
Red Soils Plaza
Solingen Townhall Square

D i s t r i b u t i o n
Station Square Apeldoorn, The
Netherlands
ULAP-Square Berlin
Ursulines Square
Koelnmesse Nord
Target Plaza at Target Field
Plaza Indautxu
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Vancouver Convention Centre
Expansion Project
Frederiksberg New Urban Spaces
Place des Festivals

R e c r e a t i o n a l
Mathilde Square
Town Hall Square
Piazza Municipio_Povegliano
West Hills Corporate Pointe Caféand
Conference Center
Tecnoparque
Furtwängler Garden
Southeast False Creek Plaza
Fahrzeugwerke Falkenried
Fontana square in Quinto de Stampi
Coquitlam Spirit Square

from the following design firms:

360°Landscape Architects
AFFLECK + de la RIVA architectes
ALSOP Architects
ASPECT Studios Pty Ltd.
Atlas Landscape Architecture
Auböck + Kárász
BCA Landscape UK
Buro Lubbers Landschapsarchitectuur&Stedelijkontwerp
Chyutin Architects Ltd.
Claude Cormier Architects Paysagistes
DAOUST LESTAGE Inc. Architecture Design Urbain
EARTHSCAPE, Inc.
FSWLA Landschaftsarchitektur GmbH
Gnuechtel Triebswetter Landscape Architects
Grupo de Diseño Urbano S.C.
Henningsen Landschaftsarchitekten BDLA Berlin
JAAM Sociedad de Arquitectura s.l.p.
Janet Rosenberg + Associates (JRA)
Karres en Brands Landschaps Architecten bv
Labics
L’Escaut Architectures.
Lodewijk Baljon Landschapsarchitecten
MANGADO & ASOC. SL.
METROPOLIS PERU
McGregor+Coxall
MICROSCAPE Architecture_Urban Design
Natkevicius
Ong&Ong Pte Ltd
Oslund.and.Assoc.
Phillips Farevaag Smallenberg
PLACE Design Group
Planet Earth Ltd.
PWL Partnership Landscape Architects Inc.
Raymond Jungles, Inc.
Rehwaldt Landschaftsarchitekten
Rios Clementi Hale Studios
Ross Barney Architects
RushWright Associates
Scape Landschaftsarchitekten
SLA.
SQLA Inc.
SWA Group
The Jerde Partnership
The Office of James Burnett
Thomas Biro Associates

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In this small, but sharply-pointed book, renowned theorist Sanford Kwinter addresses the sometimes subtle, sometimes brutal transformations that characterized the modernization processes set into motion at the turn of the millennium.

From the strange appearance of the 'Trojan Horse' that was the Centre Pompidou which served as the harbinger and template of the new idea of "Europe", through the dot.com bubble of the late 1990s, to the destruction of the World Trade Center Towers in New York, a new world came into being that design thinking has yet to fully take into account.

The City is here seen not only as the last frontier of human history currently under threat of total eclipse, it is the indomitable form of collective experience upon which one can count as assuredly as one can on death and taxes.

Requiem, to quote from Thomas Daniell's introduction, is first and foremost redemptive: "Kwinter's most negative assessments of the city are driven by a deep commitment to its sublime potentials--a desire to sacralize the most profane and fecund of human creations"

Over the last 10 years, Rome has initiated an extensive process of urban transformation involving important changes in both the city s centre and suburbs. The MenoèPiù competition proposes a system of new parks, squares, schools and buildings in the new periphery. With the participation of several architects from Italy and the rest of Europe, new urban settings and future architectures mark a strategy for the capital's transformation. This book presents 12 of the best projects, including 5+1AA, Labics, Ricci&Spaini, Actar/Nabito, Gianfriddo, Grafton, ecc.

Roof gardens are enjoying a revival. Landscape architects are now being followed by architects, project developers and owners of roof terraces in discovering the advantages of plants on the roof. In each of these locations, designers took up the challenge of the building, the urban environment above the roof-line or the landscape. Each spot is so different that it had to look for a new definition of the roof garden or roof terrace. They have come up with new architectural concepts using water, stone, wood, metal, glass, trees, plants and grass, created new green spaces or achieved astonishing effects up on the roof.

To continue developing existing building types in an intelligent way is a crucial task in the field of residential building. A deeper understanding of the underlying types is indispensable for the success of the individual design, as well as for ensuring that tried and tested structures can be utilized, repeated, and varied in a wide variety of situations.

For this typology of residential buildings, the authors have developed systematic new presentations of the most innovative types. Each individual volume lays out the possibilities for using and transforming a particular form of residential structure.

The first volume deals with the various types of the courtyard house, which utilizes the courtyard as an intimate outdoor living space. A presentation of the courtyard as a building block of the city is followed by coverage of the complete spectrum of types - cluster, network, carpet, terraces, etc.

The second volume is devoted to the various types of row house, a particularly widespread form of residential structure. A general discussion of the row as organizing principle - the row as urban building block, linear space, ways of handling corners - is followed by the systematic presentation of the different types.

Within each type, variants are distinguished according to how they organize space, their number of floors, etc. The range of possible solutions is presented in uniform ground plans newly drawn to scale.

Explaining in detail the definition and design process for a real self-sufficient architecture in energy, water and food at the lowest possible price, this book aims to promote the establishment of a new model of architecture, called “integrated architectural model.” which is to substantially improve the design of buildings, educate society and to integrate in the architecture the least amount of technological additives. Similarly, buildings can generate the basic food and water capable of ensuring the survival of its occupants. To illustrate this comprehensive architectural model, we analyze five innovative and visionary projects by Luis De Garrido.

The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia and the technology company HP have developed an international contest with the idea of “self-sufficient city". It is an invitation to reflect on how we will live in the near future in the light of the social, cultural and technological changes in which we are immersed. This publication presents the projects of the 107 finalists between 708 participant proposals. From connected metropolises, eco neighbourhoods, self-sufficient buildings, intelligent homes or any other proposal for a short-, medium or long-term project such as the winning ones: “HURBS” proposed by Sergio Castillo Tello and María Hernández Enríquez from Spain and “WATER FUEL” by Rychiee Espinosa and Seth Mcdowell from the United States.

Sergey Chernyshev (1881–1963), one of the founders of Soviet urban planning, deservedly occupies a special place among the leading Russian architects of the twentieth century. Already a respected architect before the Russian Revolution, his talent also gained recognition in the Soviet era. Chernyshev’s large-scale designs attracted widespread attention – from the 1935 Master Plan for the Reconstruction of Moscow to his work on the restoration of cities such as Kiev, Leningrad, Warsaw, and Berlin. Chernyshev’s designs have achieved global fame and recognition. Even in the dramatic years under the Stalin regime, Sergey Chernyshev sought to embody the concept of an “ideal society” in architecture and urban planning theories. He successfully implemented bold and innovative designs, at the same time managing to adhere to national architectural traditions and remain faithful to his own vision.