The 3D Street Concept

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HAA&D [architects.]

Material type:

Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, July 24, 2019.Description: 2070 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Alongside renovated buildings with roof tops converted into living spaces, there are many unused attics. In the past, attics were used as a storage/service space. Today, whether polluted with DDT[1] or not, the attic is an unused space with great potential.

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Air quality (58) ,
Pedestrian realm (83) ,
Pollution (61) ,
Public realm (26) ,
Renovation (39) ,
Rooftop (42) ,
Street network (22) ,
Technology (282) ,
Territorial Approach (300) ,
Urban research (66)

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Essay, expanding design practices, HAA&D, Middle Density, Territory and mobility

Air quality, Berlin, Bicycle, Built environment, Concept, Economy, Energy, Essay, Footprint, Future cities, Germany, Lifestyle, Operative Infrastructure, Pedestrian realm, Pollution, Public realm, Renovation, Rooftop, Street network, Technology, Territorial Approach, Urban research, Water

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Alongside renovated buildings with roof tops converted into living spaces, there are many unused attics. In the past, attics were used as a storage/service space. Today, whether polluted with DDT[1] or not, the attic is an unused space with great potential.

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