Creative Maintenance

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Mayer, Matan [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, June 21, 2018. Description: 874 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Prior to the modern era, cities coexisted with – and in some cases even enriched – the natural world. Industrialization and rapid growth have made urban spaces increasingly hostile to wildlife. How can we bring nature back into cities without compromising progress? Addressing this question might begin with a reconsideration of our material choices and how we perceive upkeep in the built environment.

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Built environment (162) ,
Urban Paradigms (553) ,
Reconstructing nature (47) ,
Nature (87) ,
Natural materials (84) ,
Modernism (23) ,
Materials (125) ,
Landscape (273) ,
History of Architecture (56) ,
Essay (535)

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Designing Matter, IE, Matan Mayer, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Built environment, Designing Matter, Ecological agencies, Ecological design, Ecological researches, Essay, History of Architecture, Landscape, Materials, Modernism, Natural materials, Nature, Reconstructing nature, Urban growth, Urban Paradigms

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Prior to the modern era, cities coexisted with – and in some cases even enriched – the natural world. Industrialization and rapid growth have made urban spaces increasingly hostile to wildlife. How can we bring nature back into cities without compromising progress? Addressing this question might begin with a reconsideration of our material choices and how we perceive upkeep in the built environment.

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