Constructed Landscapes: Taking Denver International Airport as a Case Study

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FilmPublication details: urbanNext, December 13, 2018.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Constructed Landscapes explores how airports are integrating with cities, communities and surrounding land. Taking Denver International Airport (DEN) as a case study, this think tank looked at the opportunities and risks faced by the airport in their new role as agents for urban change. Selected participants interrogated the myriad ways that technology is transforming greenfields into connected, integrated airfield communities.

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Airport (6) ,
USA (225) ,
Transportation Systems (38) ,
Transportation (75) ,
Technology (282) ,
Report (51) ,
New paradigms (69) ,
Network (54) ,
Mobility (155) ,
Mixed use (27)

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Visual Materials	urbanNext-Actar		Not for loan

Aerial Futures, Audio&visual, Middle Density, PLANE—SITE, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

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Constructed Landscapes explores how airports are integrating with cities, communities and surrounding land.

Taking Denver International Airport (DEN) as a case study, this think tank looked at the opportunities and risks faced by the airport in their new role as agents for urban change. Selected participants interrogated the myriad ways that technology is transforming greenfields into connected, integrated airfield communities.

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