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Open Data – An Introduction
“Today we find ourselves in the midst of an open data revolution” Image: A Year Of Edits On OpenStreetMap by Peter Miller What is Open Data?Une exposition riche en découvertes Le public aborde le biomimétisme au travers de projets innovants déclinés autour de 6 thèmes : Ville et biomimétisme Dans cette thématique, le visiteur part à la découverte des principes du biomimétisme (formes, procédés, écosystèmes) et appréhende les principes d'une stratégie urbaine inspirée du vivant. Le visiteur découvre une vision de la ville biomimétique au travers des œuvres de Luc Schuiten.
Site de la ville de Vélizy-Villacoublay: Une exposition riche en découvertes
[Exclusif] 78% des grandes villes s'emparent de Facebook
Avec un taux de 78%, le doute n’est plus permis : les grandes villes se sont bel et bien emparées de Facebook. Le phénomène est d’autant plus net que la dernière étude, réalisée en 2010 , montrait une présence encore très minoritaire des grandes villes de plus de 100000 habitants. Seule 25% d’entre elles animait une Fan page. Sans grande surprise, on retrouve donc au “top quanti” : Paris Lyon Grenoble Besançon Clermont-Ferrand
It's not just your lousy memory: the end of 2012 was much busier than the beginning. Just since July, we've seen a U.S. presidential election, a once-in-four-centuries hurricane, four horrific mass shootings, riots and warfare across the Middle East. Our #Cityreads of the year follow the news cycle -- into a high-rise housing project after Sandy and the Republican party's relationship with cities -- but they also veer off course, into the weirder corners of rail construction, charter cities, and more. Over the past year we've tried to make our #Cityreads reflect the breadth of subjects that accompanies so universal a concept. It might be expressed, in its simplest terms as: what happens when a lot of people live in one place? As with the #Cityreads we post each week, this is by no means a complete list.
The Best #CityReads of 2012 - Jobs & Economy
New Rules for the New Economy
1) Embrace the Swarm . As power flows away from the center, the competitive advantage belongs to those who learn how to embrace decentralized points of control. 2) Increasing Returns.
Le métier du planificateur: un travail de tissage entre les différentes dimensions de la connaissance et de la praxis
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3-D Map of Air Pollution in London Introduction This 3D model shows air pollution across 63 sq km (9km x 7km) of central London.
London Air Quality Network :: Welcome to the London Air Quality Network » 3-D Map of Air Pollution in London
WebTools neutres Post-DEMocratiques
Talk Transportation With Us | The City of Vancouver
Phase 2 Consultation Summary During the Transportation 2040 Phase 2 consultation program in June and July 2012, over 10,000 people participated through public events, community & stakeholder meetings, an online questionnaire, social media and email. In general there was strong support for the City of Vancouver’s draft transportation policies and actions.
Snart kan pappersritningarna ha spelat ut sin roll i byggbranschen. Förhoppningen är att tredimensionella modeller på läsplattor ska ge stora besparingar. Ett brobygge i Arboga testar gränserna för metoden. Tre aktörer - en modell.
Construire des ponts pionnier de la collaboration en 3D
Carbon Zero: A Short Tour of Your City's Future by Alex Steffen
The climate crisis demands that we start rebuilding our cities to become carbon neutral. But what does carbon neutrality mean? What does it look like?The Building Futures Game - Building Futures
The Building Futures Game is the outcome of 3 years research and development work carried out by the Building Futures team, CABE and architectural practice AOC. The toolkit emerged through a shared desire as to how one might enable communities to think about the future of their neighbourhood, while providing stakeholders with an interactive and alternative way of consulting with a wide variety of groups on their concerns and aspirations.The Urban Futures Game, is part of the Building Futures initiative between CABE and the RIBA. The new card game, recently piloted in Luton and Burnley, highlights the benefits of working with the local community to create a clear vision for an area to successfully tackle long-term urban change. Through a card game, Urban Futures gives different interest groups policy makers, service providers and local community members – the opportunity to engage in the debate and prioritise aspirations, concerns and options for change.
Urban Futures - Building Futures
Many people would say that making good transit maps is an artistic talent on par with many other more celebrated forms of design.
Beautiful Time-Scale Transit Maps by Peter Dunn
I was asked to write an article around ‘bottom-up planning’ by Architectural Review Australia a while ago.
Emergent Urbanism, or ‘bottom-up planning’
Urbanisme