The Rational City

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Delves into the transformation of the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul district, emphasizing adaptive reuse, public engagement, and historical preservation.

Covers the design and construction of a monumental square in Paris serving as a library for France.

Discusses the urban planning principles applied in the Stalinallee project in East Berlin in 1950.

Explores the intricate relationship between architecture and politics, reflecting on historical examples and addressing contemporary challenges.

Delves into the collaborative transformation of museum gardens into a welcoming space.

Showcases four architectural projects, including a bus terminal, social housing renovation, and two residential designs.

Explores Le Corbusier's innovative approach to housing and its implications for architecture and urban planning.

Delves into critical constructions, hypervillage, ruins, and the intersection of science and democracy.

Analyzes urban lifestyles, focusing on social relationships, daily activities, and the qualities of the environment.

Discusses the potential of urban riverbanks for sustainable development and the interdisciplinary discussions it fosters among doctoral students.