Hybridised types in urban sprawl. Theoretical issues and case studies
Journal title TERRITORIO
Author/s Fabrizio Zanni
Publishing Year 2014 Issue 2014/68
Language Italian Pages 2 P. 57-58 File size 1120 KB
DOI 10.3280/TR2014-068009
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The technical practices of planning and urban design tend to reproduce the component elements of settlement diffusion according to hypostatised frameworks. Shopping centres - those new places of social aggregation - form a local network of functional attractors that interacts with the infrastructure systems and with the historical centres in diffused settlement patterns. The hypothesis underlying experimental planning is the upending of Koolhaas’s assertion ‘City = Shopping’. In theory, a multicentre network of shopping centres can represent a system of new nuclei around which the urban sprawl can condense, in which, suitably hybridised, they act both as hubs of settlement densification and new public spaces within it.
Keywords: Urban sprawl; network; architecture
Fabrizio Zanni, Ibridazioni tipologiche nella città diffusa. Nodi teorici e casi studio in "TERRITORIO" 68/2014, pp 57-58, DOI: 10.3280/TR2014-068009