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110	2		_aDnA Design and Architecture (Firm) _earchitects.
245			_aQuarries as Space and Resource
260	3		_burbanNext, _cSeptember 28, 2022.
300			_a981 words.
500			_aContributors, Densities, DnA_ Design and Architecture, Formats, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Topics.
501			_aArchitecture&climate, Architecture&nature, China, Circulation, Earth, Housing, Natural Lighting, Natural materials, Project, Rural environment, Stereotomy, Stone, Symbolic context, Territory, Transformation, Unspoiled Landscape, User's experience
504			_aText by Eduard Koegel.
520			_aToday, reusing and adapting existing spatial resources is regarded around the world as an important contribution to sustainable development. As a result, new challenges are emerging on the margins of classic building tasks due to the changing opinions on whether to preserve or demolish. Xu Tiantian’s projects in the quarries of Jinyun combine aspects of landscape planning, interior design, artistic installations, and social planning with an economic revitalization of the rural area. In this way, a ruined and exploited landscape becomes the starting point for a new sustainable coexistence linked to a narrative about the history of the site.
653			_aLow density
653			_aTerritory and mobility
653			_aArchitecture & climate
653			_aStereotomy
653		5	_aJinyun, China
653		5	_aChina
856	4	0	_uhttps://urbannext.net/quarries-as-space-and-resource/ _zAccess to info
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