Lecture

Functional Mixity: Urban Functions Diversity

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This lecture explores the concept of functional mixity, defined as the diversity and plurality of urban functions within a given space, focusing on economic, cultural, political, and transportation functions. It discusses the origins of mixity as a response to the limitations of zoning, addressing challenges such as conflicting functions and the need for a more balanced urban scheme.

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