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SUGI 杉 Ecole professionnelle du bois dans le village d’Ueno, Japon

Environ 90 % des 126 millions de citoyens japonais vivent dans les zones urbaines sur les côtes de l'archipel. Accompagnant la croissance de l’après-guerre, le processus continu de migration rurale et le vieillissement de la population, provoquent le décli ...

2020

Learning from Tokyo: translation, seuils et interstices à Berlin

Caroline Naef

La ville occidentale, figée dans sa tradition architecturale pérenne, manque en certains lieux de réactivité et d'adaptabilité aux exigences et aux aspirations d'une société en constante évolution. Comment imaginer une ville qui puisse traduire, de manière ...

2016

A GIS-based Methodology for the Evaluation of Integrated Energy Systems in Urban Area

Luc Girardin

Following the pioneering work "Tokyo Half Project" promoted by the Alliance for Global Sustainability (AGS), a geographical information system has been developed to model the energy requirements of urban areas. The purpose of this platform is to model with ...

EPFL2012

Méthodologie de gestion durable des ressources du sous-sol urbain

Pascal Blunier

The world is becoming more and more urban. During the last fifty years, the population in Swiss cities has grown from 45% to 70% of the total population. This change is characterised by urban sprawl and by an increase in the consumption of resources, parti ...

EPFL2009

Mapping Personal Trip OD from Probe Data

Edward Chung

The paper analyses the expected value of OD volumes from probe with fixed error, error that is proportional to zone size and inversely proportional to zone size. To add realism to the analysis, real trip ODs in the Tokyo Metropolitan Region are synthesised ...

2007

Tokyo Fish-Eye. Développement du pôle Waterfront-Subcenter. Relocalisation du marché de gros de poisson Tsukiji

Sophie Chie Shiraishi, Korbinian Schneider

In the most populous metropolis, the world's largest fish wholesale market, the Tsukiji market, needs to expand. Land is too expensive to afford, but a quarter of the central districts remain underused. Relocate the fish market! Having reached its geograph ...

2006

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