EUR (D) 11,99
ISBN 978-3-86859-913-8
ePub, ca. 295 pages with num. col., English
Editing:
Pia Spiesberger / Bernd Vlay
Europan Austria
Copy editing:
Justin Ross, Berlin
Cover, Design and setting:
Peter Peternell
Translation:
Allison Moseley (Hybrid Assemblies by Jens Metz)
Article:
Jens Metz
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E12/13 - EUROPEAN URBANITY
EUROPEAN URBANITY – THE ADAPTABLE CITY
Results of Europan 12 & 13 in Austria
EUROPAN is the world’s largest architecture and urban planning competition for young architects and urban planners. Under the theme of EUROPEAN URBANITY—THE ADAPTABLE CITY, fundamental aspects of a contemporary architecture program and the adaptability of European cities are presented for discussion: how do concepts put forward by young competition winners contribute to the positive development of our cities? The publication presents 40 international projects from two competition rounds for nine locations in six Austrian towns and cities: Amstetten, Bruck/Mur, Graz, Linz, St. Pölten and Vienna—six first prizes, nine second prizes, five special mentions and 20 shortlisted projects. In addition, Jens Metz—an architect and urban planner in Berlin and a member of the technical committee of “Europan”—reflects on the concept of adaptability as an innovative driving force for the development of European cities.
Results of Europan 12 & 13 in Austria
EUROPAN is the world’s largest architecture and urban planning competition for young architects and urban planners. Under the theme of EUROPEAN URBANITY—THE ADAPTABLE CITY, fundamental aspects of a contemporary architecture program and the adaptability of European cities are presented for discussion: how do concepts put forward by young competition winners contribute to the positive development of our cities? The publication presents 40 international projects from two competition rounds for nine locations in six Austrian towns and cities: Amstetten, Bruck/Mur, Graz, Linz, St. Pölten and Vienna—six first prizes, nine second prizes, five special mentions and 20 shortlisted projects. In addition, Jens Metz—an architect and urban planner in Berlin and a member of the technical committee of “Europan”—reflects on the concept of adaptability as an innovative driving force for the development of European cities.
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