Imbrication: The Connections of City and Landscape

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Pløger, John ‎ [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, March 20, 2019.Description: 1405 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Imbrication is a metaphor used by a group of architects and the philosopher Henri Lefebvre, when they participated in an international competition on ‘The New Belgrade Urban Structure Improvement’ 1986 (Bitter & Weber 2009). They did not win the competition, but their project is interesting because the group saw imbrication as a ‘method’ to improve the urban structure.

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Essay, John Pløger, Layered Landscapes Lofoten, Low Density, Politics and economics, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

This essay is part of Layered Landscapes Lofoten by Magdalena Haggärde & Gisle Løkken, published by Actar Publishers.

Imbrication is a metaphor used by a group of architects and the philosopher Henri Lefebvre, when they participated in an international competition on ‘The New Belgrade Urban Structure Improvement’ 1986 (Bitter & Weber 2009). They did not win the competition, but their project is interesting because the group saw imbrication as a ‘method’ to improve the urban structure.

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