Image, espace et territoire

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Monique Ruzicka-Rossier
2008
Journal paper

Abstract

La puissance de l'image utilisée dans les processus de planification urbaine mériterait que des recherches questionnent la nature et le rôle du dessin d'urbanisme.

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