The Groundscape: A Hidden Urban Reality

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Explores the origins of modern urbanism in response to industrial transformations, emphasizing the political implications of urban decisions.

Explores the shift from traditional urban planning to emerging urbanism, highlighting the growing influence of ordinary citizens.

Explores urban planning models, emphasizing pedestrian-vehicle balance, cityscape homogeneity, and flow versus fluidity.

Delves into the concept of infinite space in urban planning, exploring historical cosmologies, celestial orbs, and urban design impacts.

By the instructor Philippe Bihouix explores transitioning towards a sustainable urban model.

Explores AMUNT's unique architectural work and innovative planning principles, focusing on spatial interventions, mixed-use areas, and urban density.

Explores the transition from traditional urban planning to emerging urbanism, emphasizing citizen empowerment and challenges of spatial justice.

Delves into the characteristics and uses of public spaces, emphasizing the importance of intervention in urban development.

Explores the blurring of urban and underground spaces through innovative technology.

Explores the urban planning process in Bouaké, Ivory Coast, focusing on sustainable development strategies until 2030.