Designing for Risk: Learning from Japan

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Mostafavi, Mohsen [author.]

Material type: Film

FilmPublication details: UrbanNext, November 19, 2021.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Interview by Marta Bugés. Edited by Sara Traba.Summary: urbanNext interviews Mohsen Mostafavi on designing for risk and how devastation in the urban realm has been faced in the Japanese context.

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Adaptive landscape (11) ,
Urban research (66) ,
Urban geography (9) ,
Tokyo (11) ,
Sea Level Rise (35) ,
Resilience (72) ,
Research (211) ,
Population (79) ,
New urbanism (22) ,
Natural ecology (28)

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Densities, Formats, Mohsen Mostafavi, No Density, Politics and economics, Talk, Territory and mobility, Topics, Urban Paradigms

Adaptive landscape, Architect’s role, Architecture, Climate change, Depopulation, Design thinking, Extreme conditions, Japan, Natural ecology, New urbanism, Population, Research, Resilience, Sea Level Rise, talk, Tokyo, Urban geography, Urban research

Interview by Marta Bugés. Edited by Sara Traba.

urbanNext interviews Mohsen Mostafavi on designing for risk and how devastation in the urban realm has been faced in the Japanese context.

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