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Eymann, Jutta. "Management of urban common brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula)." Doctoral thesis, Australia : Macquarie University, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1959.14/6.
Full textThesis (PhD)--Macquarie University, Division of Environmental and Life Sciences, Department of Biological Sciences.
Includes bibliographical references.
Preface -- Management issues of urban common brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula): a loved or hated neighbour -- Effects of deslorelin implants on reproduction in the common brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) -- Brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) in metropolotan Sydney: population biology and response to contraceptive implants -- Strategic survey for Toxoplasma gondii and Neospora caninum in the common brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) from urban Sydney, Australia -- Leptospirosis serology in the common brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) from urban Sydney, Australia -- Conclusions.
The common brushtail possum (Trichosurus vulpecula) is indeed a common inhabitant of many Australian citites, and one of the few marsupials that has adapted well to the urban environment. Their close proximity to people provides a great opportunity to experience native wildlife in the backyard, however, their utilization of house roofs, bold behaviour and appetite for garden plants often leads to conflict with householders. Population numbers are sufficiently high to require ongoing management to minimise negative impacts for humans and brushtail possums alike in a socially acceptable manner. The aim of this thesis was to identify current management issues and address the need for improved and novel management strategies. The potential of slow-release implants, containing the GnRH agonist deslorelin, as a contraceptive agent for brushtail possums was tested on a captive population. Males appeared resistant to treatment, but deslorelin was found to inhibit reproduction in female brushtail possums for at least one breeding season, making it a promising tool to control fertility in some wild populations. A further aim was to trial deslorelin implants on a wild urban population, to collect more information about the urban biology of this species and to point out issues which have previously not been addressed. Close proximity and interaction of urban brushtail possums with humans and their domestic animals can increase the risk of disease exposure and transmission and influence the health of wild populations. Serosurveys showed that animals were readily exposed to Leptospira spp. and Toxoplasma gondii. This thesis also provides the first data on brushtail possum dispersal in urban areas, knowledge which is highly relevant to the development of management strategies such as fertility control. The findings from this research broaden our knowledge about urban brushtail possums and should assist wildlife authorities in developing alternative or improved management procedures.
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ESOPI, GIULIA. "URBAN COMMON Elementi teorici e strumenti pianificatori per una nuova lettura dei servizi urbani." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Pavia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11571/1263406.
Full textThe contemporary urban studies debate intends the city as an open complex system that interacts with the environment and other cities creating a complex global network. At the same time, the city is subject to continuous and rapid changes that generate instability conditions making it fragile. The institutions, responsible for sustainable development of territories, struggle to deal with these phenomena generating situations of inefficiency and poor functioning of city system and its parts. For example, the difficulty of institutions to manage the territory is represented in static and rigid space arrangements of a fluid system. These situations cause the misuse/under-use of spaces and services by society and the dissatisfaction of city users needs. In an attempt to fill the gap left by public actors, community initiatives are emerging from below aimed to shape urban space creating new opportunities for community use. These are forms of collaboration and cooperation among different individuals that take responsibility for urban resources by satisfying both collective and individual needs. They are social resilience experiences, or rather actions-reactions by individuals that represent alternatives to traditional planning. The social component abilities (reactive, adaptive and proactive) increase the quality of urban system in terms of enhancement, sustainability and attractiveness. From these interactions among physical elements and individuals, new forms of wealth are generated as urban commons. The present research refers to alternative methods related to planning and design processes of urban spaces and wonders how local planning can ensure, within urban services topic, the initiatives and actions of citizens aimed to adapt spatial urban resources to community needs. It defines a specific typology of urban commons, city resources shared by a heterogeneous group of individuals. In particular, the research focuses on three objectives: two theoretical (the investigation of urban commons features and the comparison with urban services in the Italian context, in particular Lombardia region) and one applicative (the analysis of urban commons distribution in a real context, the city of Segrate - MI).
ESOPI, GIULIA. "URBAN COMMON Elementi teorici e strumenti pianificatori per una nuova lettura dei servizi urbani." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Pavia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11571/1263426.
Full textThe contemporary urban studies debate intends the city as an open complex system that interacts with the environment and other cities creating a complex global network. At the same time, the city is subject to continuous and rapid changes that generate instability conditions making it fragile. The institutions, responsible for sustainable development of territories, struggle to deal with these phenomena generating situations of inefficiency and poor functioning of city system and its parts. For example, the difficulty of institutions to manage the territory is represented in static and rigid space arrangements of a fluid system. These situations cause the misuse/under-use of spaces and services by society and the dissatisfaction of city users needs. In an attempt to fill the gap left by public actors, community initiatives are emerging from below aimed to shape urban space creating new opportunities for community use. These are forms of collaboration and cooperation among different individuals that take responsibility for urban resources by satisfying both collective and individual needs. They are social resilience experiences, or rather actions-reactions by individuals that represent alternatives to traditional planning. The social component abilities (reactive, adaptive and proactive) increase the quality of urban system in terms of enhancement, sustainability and attractiveness. From these interactions among physical elements and individuals, new forms of wealth are generated as urban commons. The present research refers to alternative methods related to planning and design processes of urban spaces and wonders how local planning can ensure, within urban services topic, the initiatives and actions of citizens aimed to adapt spatial urban resources to community needs. It defines a specific typology of urban commons, city resources shared by a heterogeneous group of individuals. In particular, the research focuses on three objectives: two theoretical (the investigation of urban commons features and the comparison with urban services in the Italian context, in particular Lombardia region) and one applicative (the analysis of urban commons distribution in a real context, the city of Segrate - MI).
ESOPI, GIULIA. "URBAN COMMON Elementi teorici e strumenti pianificatori per una nuova lettura dei servizi urbani." Doctoral thesis, Università degli studi di Pavia, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/11571/1263386.
Full textThe contemporary urban studies debate intends the city as an open complex system that interacts with the environment and other cities creating a complex global network. At the same time, the city is subject to continuous and rapid changes that generate instability conditions making it fragile. The institutions, responsible for sustainable development of territories, struggle to deal with these phenomena generating situations of inefficiency and poor functioning of city system and its parts. For example, the difficulty of institutions to manage the territory is represented in static and rigid space arrangements of a fluid system. These situations cause the misuse/under-use of spaces and services by society and the dissatisfaction of city users needs. In an attempt to fill the gap left by public actors, community initiatives are emerging from below aimed to shape urban space creating new opportunities for community use. These are forms of collaboration and cooperation among different individuals that take responsibility for urban resources by satisfying both collective and individual needs. They are social resilience experiences, or rather actions-reactions by individuals that represent alternatives to traditional planning. The social component abilities (reactive, adaptive and proactive) increase the quality of urban system in terms of enhancement, sustainability and attractiveness. From these interactions among physical elements and individuals, new forms of wealth are generated as urban commons. The present research refers to alternative methods related to planning and design processes of urban spaces and wonders how local planning can ensure, within urban services topic, the initiatives and actions of citizens aimed to adapt spatial urban resources to community needs. It defines a specific typology of urban commons, city resources shared by a heterogeneous group of individuals. In particular, the research focuses on three objectives: two theoretical (the investigation of urban commons features and the comparison with urban services in the Italian context, in particular Lombardia region) and one applicative (the analysis of urban commons distribution in a real context, the city of Segrate - MI).
Brodie, Ian. "Investigation of stormwater particles generated from common urban surfaces." University of Southern Queensland, Faculty of Engineering and Surveying, 2007. http://eprints.usq.edu.au/archive/00003558/.
Full textJohnson, Julie M. "The common greenway and the establishment of park character." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1988. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/74794.
Full textLoustau, Jeffrey J. (Jeffrey Justin). "Common ground--the promise of mixed-income/mixed-use development." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1991. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/13419.
Full textBelanger, Rachel (Rachel Anne). "Developing common wealth : workspaces for innovation and entrepreneurship in Massachusetts." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/111362.
Full textCataloged from PDF version of thesis.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 64-70).
Over the last two decades, Boston and Cambridge have generated some of the strongest and most celebrated innovation districts - Kendall Square and the Seaport District - in which new models of commercial and civic real estate support dense webs of relationships among high-growth companies, academia, investors, mentors, and corporate R&D. Although beneficial for the overall competitiveness of the region, the wealth generated by these start-up and tech communities is not broadly shared, and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts's economic development policy, Opportunities for All, has focused on reducing disparities across the state. Meanwhile, the state's Gateway Cities present persistent challenges with lower than average incomes and weak market conditions for real estate development. Since 2014, MassDevelopment's Transformative Development Initiative (TDI) has focused the state's investment in Gateway Cities on projects intended to generate follow-on private investment, including TDI Cowork grants for "collaborative workspaces," broadly defined. In an effort to support communities of entrepreneurs across the state, TDI Cowork expanded into a state-wide Collaborative Workspaces Program in 2016. Despite this interest in using community-oriented workspaces to catalyze new economic opportunities, policymakers, developers, and other economic development professionals in Massachusetts lack a comprehensive picture of what spaces are currently available that aim to support innovation and entrepreneurship. A new inventory of workspaces utilized three categories from a previous list of innovation assets and found 50 "coworking spaces," 51 "innovation centers," and 20 "maker spaces." Of the 121 spaces, approximately 70 opened in the last three years and several others are expected to open in 2017. Survey data showed that spaces in Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville differ from those in the rest of the state in several ways that are significant for stakeholders aiming to catalyze economic development, including a higher portion serving startup teams, providing access to corporate partners and investors, and supporting members/users of digital products versus creative or professional services. Further analysis of the innovation ecosystem in Worcester suggested opportunities to attract mid-stage start-ups and mid-career entrepreneurs rather than focusing on undergraduate student retention as an economic development strategy.
by Rachel Belanger.
M.C.P.
Sjöland, Kozlovic Martina. "Renovation for the Common Benefit? : On Urban Restructuring and Displacement Pressure." Thesis, Malmö universitet, Institutionen för Urbana Studier (US), 2021. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mau:diva-45279.
Full textFraser, Madeline C. (Madeline del Carmen) 1973. "From needs to action : community organizing at Heritage Common, Lawrence, Massachusetts." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/9039.
Full textIncludes bibliographical references (leaves 71-72).
This is a study of the effect researchers and their methods have on the process of community organizing. It specifically focuses on Heritage Common, a subsidized housing development in Lawrence, Massachusetts with a population comprised of 81% Latino residents. A survey on the social service needs of the residents was conducted for the owner and management company, The Community Builders (TCB). During the survey process, the residents of Heritage Common voiced their desire to organize a Tenants' Committee that would be formally recognized by the management and have a say in the future of their community. The project started as a social services needs assessment and became a community organizing case study with an interest in the role of the researcher and the research methods as catalysts in the process. The results of the survey were used to inform the residents about which groups within the community as well as which social services could be identified as targets for organizing efforts. This project was begun in October 1999, and as of May 2000, Heritage Common has established a formal Tenants' Committee. The first meeting between management, the Tenants' Committee and the residents to address community concerns will be held on May 18, 2000.
by Madeline C. Fraser.
M.C.P.
Ebeneku-Anim, Frederick, Ingrid Jacobson, Margaret McRoberts, and Pierre Munyura. "Building Sustainable Urban Communities : Can a common participatory space offer a solution?" Thesis, Blekinge Tekniska Högskola, Avdelningen för maskinteknik, 2005. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:bth-4114.
Full textKothari, Anjali. "That common ground : education, marriage and family in middle-class, urban India." Thesis, University College London (University of London), 2013. http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/10020768/.
Full textNajam, Adil. "Getting beyond the lowest common denominator : Developing countries in global environmental negotiations." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2001. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/8685.
Full textIncludes bibliographical references (p. 331-361).
This study explores the collective negotiation behavior of the developing countries of the South in international environmental politics. The so-called 'South'-represented in global negotiations by Group of 77 (G77)-is an unwieldy and unlikely collective made up of over 130 countries displaying dramatically different economic conditions, ideological persuasions, political systems and geographic features and environmental endowments. Yet, for over 30 years now, the collective has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of internal divisions as well as external threats. Although sometimes described as an economic collective 'of the poor', the South is, in fact, a political collective 'of the marginalized'. Its resilience stems from its member's strongly shared sense of exclusion from the international system and their collective desire to change the 'rules of the game'. This resilience, however, has often come at the cost of having to slip into 'lowest common denominator' positions. In following an 'asymmetrically prescriptive-descriptive' research approach, this study seeks to explore the nature of the 'South' as a negotiating collective and understand why it tends to slip into lowest common denominator positions. The study uses the case of global negotiations on the Desertification Convention and twelve experimental runs of a simulation-game (The Chlorine Game; conducted in four countries, with 191 players of 59 different nationalities).
(cont.) The case-experience and the experimental results are analyzed using a heuristic framework developed to explore and explain strategic options available to collectives in international multilateral negotiations. Descriptively, the study concludes that the South tends to negotiate as a 'behavioral alignment' maintaining a relatively broad issue focus and investing relatively little in the internal organization. While this explains its 'lowest common denominator' tendency, it is nonetheless an understandable strategy given the South's chronic lack of resources and diversity. Prescriptively, the study suggests that the most desirable results for the South are likely to be in 'coalition mode' where the collective moves towards increased internal coordination and a more specific issue-focus. This will require concerted investment in more meaningful South-South negotiation prior to North-South negotiations and in the internal organization of the G77.
by Adil Najam.
Ph.D.
Winder, James Ira. "MIT commuter common : measuring and improving the transportation footprint of an urban institution." Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/84426.
Full textCataloged from PDF version of thesis.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 49-51).
This thesis develops a system for observing, visualizing, and understanding transportation behavior at the scale of an urban institution's entire population. In particular, the Massachusetts institute of Technology (MIT) will serve as a case study. This research does not accept the presumption that the individual is a purely autonomous decision maker when it comes to transportation behavior. Rather, decisions can be a result of following the example of others' in a given community, not necessarily a process of autonomous utility optimization. As such, human transportation behavior is examined within the context of "social institutional" and "urban tribal" constructs. By recognizing such social institutional tribes as fundamental affecters of transportation behavior, we can develop new analytical units called "commuter footprints." These footprints are derived from the "digital breadcrumbs" of user behavior within an institution. By bringing these footprints to light, it will give policy makers a new avenue to influence transportation behavior in urban areas by targeting these social institutional tribes as a whole. Given the growing desire for policies to be evaluated with performance-based metrics, this thesis also strives to articulate metrics for a social institution's transportation behavior. These metrics will aid in annual reporting, and may even serve as useful indicators from which to measure change over time. Furthermore, the thesis proposes potential avenues for "living lab" style research and experiments that could utilize such a system.
by J. Ira Winder.
M.C.P.
Howard, Tom. "From risky business to common sense : sustainability, hegemony, and urban policy in Calgary." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/52701.
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Schreiber, Kerstin. "Growing on (Un)common Ground: Motivations and Locational Choice of Urban Agriculture Entrepreneurs." Thesis, Malmö universitet, Fakulteten för kultur och samhälle (KS), 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:mau:diva-23101.
Full textSimons, Kent Lowell. "A Comparison of Two Common Classification Procedures for Economical Urban Land Cover Mapping Using NAIP Imagery." Diss., CLICK HERE for online access, 2009. http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/ETD/image/etd2843.pdf.
Full textApostolopoulou, Ioli. "Comparing two key modernist public squares among Athens and Stockholm : From similar morphological patterns to common urban experience." Thesis, KTH, Samhällsplanering och miljö, 2017. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-222368.
Full textKirwan, Samuel Francis. "The insistence of community : New Labour, urban parks and the politics of the common." Thesis, University of Bristol, 2012. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.558093.
Full textLarabee, Terry James. "Common factors linking male high school completers from a low socio-economic urban setting." Diss., Mississippi State : Mississippi State University, 2008. http://library.msstate.edu/etd/show.asp?etd=etd-06102008-074234.
Full textNoble, Malcolm Joseph. "Common Good and the reform of local government : Edinburgh 1820-56." Thesis, University of Edinburgh, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1842/23488.
Full textHelsel, Sand, and n/a. "A Search For Common Pleasures: CURATING THE CITY." RMIT University. Architecture and Design, 2009. http://adt.lib.rmit.edu.au/adt/public/adt-VIT20091216.141950.
Full textJennings, Gemma. "The ecology of an urban colony of common terns (Sterna hirundo) in Leith Docks, Scotland." Thesis, University of Glasgow, 2012. http://theses.gla.ac.uk/3910/.
Full textSvedin, Jonathan. "Photodegradation of macroplastics to microplastics : A laboratory study on common litter found in urban areas." Thesis, Luleå tekniska universitet, Institutionen för samhällsbyggnad och naturresurser, 2020. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-80599.
Full textCharles, Kelvin. "The common in Hardt and Negri : substantiating the concept through its urban, digital and political moments." Thesis, University of Manchester, 2018. https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/en/theses/the-common-in-hardt-and-negri-substantiating-the-concept-through-its-urban-digital-and-political-moments(fc091265-6fb3-43cf-99f4-6bc0510a8bdb).html.
Full textWhitley, Rob. "Urban living, social capital and common mental disorder : a qualitative study of a north London neighbourhood." Thesis, King's College London (University of London), 2003. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.397919.
Full textIsmail, Siti Irma Fadhilah. "Patterns and risk factors with help-seeking for common mental disorders in an urban Malaysian community." Thesis, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (University of London), 2011. http://researchonline.lshtm.ac.uk/878725/.
Full textToupal, Rebecca Stuart 1957. "The effectiveness of public/private conservation partnerships as measured by common characteristics of success." Thesis, The University of Arizona, 1997. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/291441.
Full textWebster, Rebecca M. "Common Boundaries| Moving Toward Coordinated and Sustainable Planning on the Oneida Reservation." Thesis, Walden University, 2014. http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=3633862.
Full textComprehensive planning can help communities engage in purposeful and sustainable land use development. Previous research has indicated that Indian reservations in the United States often face unique roadblocks to these planning efforts: checkerboard patterns of tribal and nontribal ownership, and the presence of both tribal and local governments exercising land use authority within the same shared space. These roadblocks can lead to uncooperative, uncoordinated, or unsustainable development. Despite these noted problems, there remains an important gap in the current literature regarding solutions to overcome these roadblocks. The purpose of this study was to address that gap. Guided by Forester's critical planning theory to critically examine the social and historical roots of planning within a particular community, this qualitative case study examined government records and conducted 18 interviews of tribal and local government officials. Data analysis consisted of coding data to reveal emergent themes relating to cooperative land use planning in the future. These themes included: (a) approaching planning with a regional philosophy in mind, (b) strengthening interpersonal relationships, (c) finding ways to fairly compensate each other for government services, (d) continuing to acknowledge each government's ability to govern within this shared space, and (e) refraining from asserting authority over a neighboring government. This research is an important contribution to the existing literature and enhances social change initiatives by providing guidance for tribal and local government officials to increase cooperative land use planning.
Songulen, Nazli. "Space Organisation In Urban Block: Interfaces Among Public, Common And Private Spaces Based On Conzen Method In Bahcelievler." Master's thesis, METU, 2012. http://etd.lib.metu.edu.tr/upload/12614461/index.pdf.
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elievler Housing Cooperative Site, to reveal the transformation experienced and the changing relations of street, plot and building throughout the morphological formation processes. In the light of this problem case and method implemented, this research indicates that in Bahç
elievler, the changing relations between street, plot and buildings are an outcome of the interfaces among public, common and private regarding the permeability along boundaries. Based on this outcome, this study suggests that a new understanding of space organisation in urban blocks regarding the interfaces among public, common and private spaces as counterparts of street, plot and buildings arises as a significant issue that needs to be reconsidered by urban designers, planners, architects and public authorities while defining the design and planning process.
Rosa, Alessia <1996>. "“Città come bene comune: Analisi di un’esperienza di rinnovo urbano in Polesine.” “City as a common good: Analysis of an urban renewal experience in Polesine.”." Master's Degree Thesis, Università Ca' Foscari Venezia, 2022. http://hdl.handle.net/10579/21184.
Full textPallis, Anthanasios Antoniou. "The EU maritime transport policy in the 1990s : economic environment, policy actors and the common policies on safe seas and shortsea shipping." Thesis, University of Bath, 1998. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.242784.
Full textJones, M. J. "Aspects of the ecology and behaviour of black-headed (Larus ridibundus) and common gulls (Larus canus) on urban grassland." Thesis, University of Manchester, 1985. http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.356108.
Full textWoelk, Michaela. "The use and perception of urban green spaces through the twentieth century: a case study of the Rondebosch Common." Master's thesis, University of Cape Town, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/11427/27238.
Full textBadescu, Gruia. "Architecture, 'coming to terms with the past' and the 'world in common' : post-war urban reconstruction in Belgrade and Sarajevo." Thesis, University of Cambridge, 2018. https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/284391.
Full textBchir, Jaber Naouel. "Le "paysage urbain", généalogie et pratiques actuelles." Thesis, Paris Est, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PEST1044.
Full textThe trendy “urban landscape” concept is still subject to significant reluctances from some architecture and landscape professionals and theorists. Whereas many others are in an opposite approach and attempted since the seventies to build an urban landscape theory. As part of this scientific debate, we have set as a goal, for our thesis work, to study the conditions of occurrence and existence of the concept. Thus, and to answer our main question : “when and under what conditions is there an urban landscape ?”. We’ve looked at three stakeholders’ approaches: artists ; theorists and professionals and finally the city people. In addition to their important roles in defining this concept, it is the multiplicity and complexity of their interactions -both at the representations and practices levels- that motivated our choice. The first part of the thesis develops a genealogical approach using a corpus of pictorial works. This allowed us to identify some of its important historical moments and figures. Secondly, we have been interested in urban landscape as a concept, by considering many theorists and practitioners positions. Therefore, it was possible to identify some patterns in the theoretical and practical terms related to this concept. The perception of an inhabited and practiced urban landscape, which particularly interests us, was approached by three surveys conducted in several methodological ways. We had two questions : where contemporary society stands related to urban landscape ? And what connects the projects of designers and the lived experiences of inhabitants ? These surveys, allowed us to discover important common sense familiarity with the concept and to identify, in respondents’ speeches, a set of criteria connected to landscape, city landscape and urban landscape
Boyd, Ann Marie. "Interactions between common vertebrate hosts and the mosquito vectors of Ross River and Barmah Forest viruses in urban Brisbane, South East Queensland, Australia /." [St. Lucia, Qld.], 2004. http://www.library.uq.edu.au/pdfserve.php?image=thesisabs/absthe18059.pdf.
Full textNagy, Enikö. "Food-hub as a common platform for food in Luleå : Is urban food growing the educational tool needed to increase Norbotten´s self-sufficiency?" Thesis, Umeå universitet, Arkitekthögskolan vid Umeå universitet, 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-148264.
Full textDelaney, Jason J. "Three Essays on the Search for Economic Efficiency." Digital Archive @ GSU, 2010. http://digitalarchive.gsu.edu/econ_diss/73.
Full textKoszewska, Joanna. "Dobro wspólne w przestrzeni miasta : analiza porównawcza w Polsce i we Francji na przykładach wybranych dzielnic Warszawy i Paryża." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2020. http://accesdistant.sorbonne-universite.fr/login?url=http://theses.paris-sorbonne.fr/2020SORUL054.pdf.
Full textThis work addresses the management of urban space as a question of common good. In Poland, the common good is inscribed in the legal system as the philosophical basis of law. A parallel analysis of urban transformations with similar morphological and historical characteristics was carried out: in Warsaw (Powiśle) and in Paris (Paris Rive Gauche Concerted Development Zone). The analysis of institutional planning was supplemented by a description of socially managed initiatives in Warsaw Jazdów and Paris Grands Voisins. The French system gives the State and local authorities a strong position and tools for operational urban planning and efficient management of space in the interest of common good. Sometimes these tools limit the freedom of private, social and institutional entities as well as certain civil rights, such as property rights, in favour of a public interest (pre-emptive rights, subdivision and ZAC). The ZAC specifies the framework for the participation of a social entity (citizens' association).In Poland, the urban system has more characteristics of freedom, giving the public entity less tools of administrative constraint. With a strong position of private entities (developers, NGOs), it is difficult to restore a spatial order, which sometimes leads to chaos, to the detriment of the public good. Administrative procedures differ in both countries, but social management initiatives are similar. The analysis of French urban planning case studies makes it possible to formulate the recommendations for the Polish system
W pracy podejmuję temat teoretycznych przesłanek do gospodarowania przestrzenią miejską oraz jego współczesnych przejawów prawnych i praktycznych, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem kwestii dobra wspólnego. Dobro wspólne jest przedmiotem debaty akademickiej, a w przypadku Polski jest także wpisane w krajowy system prawny jako podstawa filozoficzna kształtowania regulacji prawnych. Do zbadania tego obszaru pojęciowego wykorzystano badania literaturowe, uzupełnione o obserwację toczącej się międzynarodowej dyskusji. Badania rozszerzono o studia przypadków głównych i uzupełniających oraz porównanie otrzymanych wyników. Punktem wyjścia badań jest analiza uwarunkowań podejmowania decyzji w zakresie zagospodarowania przestrzennego - urbanistycznego w Polsce, a dokładniej w Warszawie, w której przekształcenia terenów w ostatnich dekadach stały się szczególnie intensywne. Po przeglądzie uwarunkowań warszawskich, dotyczących obszaru Powiśla, poszerzono analizę o badania literaturowe i terenowe, dotyczące uwarunkowań francuskich, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem wybranego obszaru Paryża: Zone d’Aménagement Concerté Paris Rive Gauche, podlegającego współcześnie zmianom w zagospodarowaniu przestrzennym. Tereny dzielnic o znacznej powierzchni, stanowiące studium przypadku, wybrano z uwagi na zbliżone uwarunkowania morfologiczne i historyczne w miastach o odmiennej historii i ekonomii. Przypadki terenów, podlegających administracyjnemu zarządowi instytucjonalnemu i publicznemu, uzupełniono o opis przypadków, w których wybrane przestrzenie zarządzane są w sposób społecznościowy. W Warszawie przeanalizowano pod tym względem Jazdów, a w Paryżu Grands Voisins. W wyniku przeprowadzonej analizy stwierdzono, że francuski system prawny w zakresie planowania przestrzennego daje państwu i samorządom terytorialnym bardzo mocną pozycję i silne narzędzia urbanistyki operacyjnej, pozwalające skutecznie zarządzać przestrzenią w interesie dobra wspólnego. Niekiedy narzędzia te znacząco ograniczają swobodę działania pozostałych uczestników procesu: aktorów prywatnych, społecznych i instytucjonalnych. Niektóre z tych narzędzi ograniczają również wybrane prawa obywatelskie, jak np. prawo własności, dając w zamian możliwość realizacji interesu ogółu. Do takich narzędzi należą: prawo pierwokupu nieruchomości przez gminę, konieczność uzgadniania ewentualnych podziałów gruntu (lotissement) i ZAC (Zone d’Aménagement Concerté). 12 W ramach urbanistyki operacyjnej, a dokładnie operacji ZAC, szczegółowo określone są ramy, w których może uczestniczyć podmiot społeczny, jak np. stowarzyszenie obywateli. W Polsce system urbanistyczny wykazuje więcej cech wolnościowych, dając podmiotowi publicznemu mniej narzędzi przymusu administracyjnego. Dzisiaj, przy bardzo silnej pozycji podmiotów prywatnych (np. deweloperów, jak również rosnącej roli organizacji pozarządowych) utrudnia to zaprowadzenie ładu przestrzennego i prowadzi niekiedy do chaosu ze szkodą dla dobra ogółu. O ile oficjalne procedury administracyjne różnią się znacznie w obu krajach, o tyle inicjatywy oddolne, związane ze współzarządzaniem, wykazują wiele wspólnych cech w kwestii samoorganizacji. Analiza uwarunkowań francuskich pozwala na sformułowanie propozycji uwzględnienia
Bezerra, Edilane Nunes Régis. "Saúde mental masculina: prevalência e vulnerabilidades aos transtornos mentais comuns nos contextos rural e urbano." Universidade Federal da Paraíba, 2017. http://tede.biblioteca.ufpb.br:8080/handle/tede/9066.
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Psychic illness, highlighting Common Mental Disorders (CMD), one of bigest issues menking is facing actually, from non-psychotic nature. Those disorders involves a sinals set and related symptoms, mainly, to somatic problems and depressive and anxiety symptons generally related to life conditions and occupational structure. So, our goal is to analyse the vulnerabilities aspects on common mental disorders in Paraíba’s men, comparing urban and rural contexts. There were realized two empiric studies. The first is a quantitative epidemiological research wich its objective was estimate the prevalence of common mental disorders in capital and rural cities’ on men from Paraíba, associated to social economic factors, life style, search for treatment and mental health. In a sample of 432 men (160 linving in capital and 272 living in rural cities), from 21 to 59 years-old age group, were applyed a set of instruments: SRQ-20; Life Style, Acess and Health Atendance, Mental Health and Social-Demographic Questionnaries, which results were evaluated by descriptive statistics, Prevalence ratio, association (chi-square and test t) and multivariate. The CMD prevalence found among men from urban context was 46,3% and 18,4% from rural. It was observed the association between CMD presence and the age group (X2=9,183; p=0,01), with higher prevalence on yougest age group (44%), decreasing during life course (40% on group between 30 and 49 years-old and 15% on group above 50 years-old). The schoolarity association (X2=11,182; p=0,01) points to prevalence increase with schoolarity (basic: 29%; high school: 38%; university: 30%); so, we can deduce, given sample’s low Family income, that suffering can come from Family income increasing abstance after increasing the schoolarity level. At last, there was the association of CMD presence with marital status (X2=11,755; p=0,008), with bigger difference between singles (43%). The second study, qualitative, had as objective to analyse – from the participants description, which vulnerabilities elements (individuals, socials and programmatic) to CMD are presents on men’s lives from cities rurals and urbans. There were 07 men from rural context and 16 from urban context participating, with ages from 21 to 59 years-old, it was utilized individual enterviews analyzed through themactic categorial technique. Thematic categorization allowed obtaining three thematic classes: the first named “Male Suffering Contexts” refered to suffering individual aspects and involved seven analysing categories, a) Symptomatology; b) Main motives to getting ill; c) Illness consequences; d) Selfcare practices; e) Health care; f) Metal Health Care; g) Social support net. In second thematic class, named “Male Psychic Suffering Experiences”, had made refference to suffering social and intersubjetives aspects involved four analysis categories: a) Marital Relations; b) Gender Relations; c) Labor factors which step in metal health; d) Rural and urban everyday. The third thematic class was named “Professionals more sensitive and humanized to male suffering”. The results allowed to conclude, in urban context, that the relation between individual, social and programatic aspects associated to urban violence, finantial issues, unemployment, marital issues, lack of perspective and professional grown, health issues (family and personal), work oveload, social isolation, contrinute to CMD vulnerability situations between men linving on urban context.
O adoecimento psíquico, com destaque para os Transtornos Mentais Comuns (TMC), é um dos grandes problemas enfrentados na atualidade, de natureza não psicótica, tais transtornos envolvem um conjunto de sinais e sintomas relacionados, principalmente, às queixas somáticas e sintomas depressivos e ansiosos, geralmente associadas às condições de vida e à estrutura ocupacional. Neste sentido, objetiva-se analisar os aspectos de vulnerabilidades aos transtornos mentais comuns em homens paraibanos comparando os contextos urbano e rural. Foram realizados dois Estudos Empíricos. O primeiro trata-se de uma pesquisa quantitativa, epidemiológica, com objetivo de estimar a prevalência dos transtornos mentais comuns em homens da capital e de cidades rurais paraibanas, associados com fatores socioeconômicos, de estilos de vida, busca por atendimento e saúde mental. Para uma amostra de 432 homens (160 residentes na capital e 272 em cidades rurais), na faixa etária de 21 a 59 anos, foi aplicado um conjunto de instrumentos: SRQ-20; Questionários de Estilo de Vida; de Acesso e Atendimento em Saúde; de Saúde Mental; Sócio-demográfico, cujos resultados foram analisados por estatística descritiva, razão de prevalência, de associação (qui-quadrado e test t) e multivariada. A prevalência de TMC encontrada entre os homens do contexto urbano foi de 46,3% e 18,4% no rural. Observou-se associação entre a presença de TMC com a faixa etária (X2=9,183; p=0,01), com maior prevalência na faixa etária mais jovem (44%), diminuindo no decorrer da vida (40% na faixa entre 30 e 49 anos e 15% na faixa acima de 50 anos). A associação com a escolaridade (X2=11,182; p=0,01) aponta o aumento da prevalência juntamente com o aumento da escolaridade (fundamental: 29%; médio: 38%; superior: 30%), podendo-se inferir, dado a baixa renda familiar da amostra, que o sofrimento pode decorrer pela ausência de melhoria na renda após o aumento da escolaridade. Por fim, houve associação da presença de TMC com o estado civil (X2=11,755; p=0,008), com maior diferença entre os solteiros (43%). O segundo estudo, qualitativo, objetivou analisar – a partir do relato dos participantes, quais elementos (individuais, sociais e programáticos) de vulnerabilidades aos TMC estão presentes nas vivências dos homens de cidades rurais e urbana. Participaram 07 homens do contexto rural e 15 do contexto urbano, com idades entre 21 e 59 anos, utilizando-se de entrevistas individuais, analisadas por meio da técnica de análise categorial temática. A categorização temática permitiu a obtenção de três classes temáticas: a primeira intitulada “Contextos de sofrimento masculino” fez referência aos aspectos individuais do sofrimento e envolveu sete categorias de análise, a saber, a) Sintomatologia; b) Principais motivos para o adoecimento; c) Consequências do adoecimento; d) Práticas de autocuidado; e) Cuidado em saúde; f) Cuidado em saúde mental; g) Rede de apoio social. Já a segunda classe temática, intitulada “Vivências de sofrimento psíquico masculino, fez referência aos aspectos sociais e intersubjetivos do sofrimento e envolveu quatro categorias de análise, a) Relações Conjugais; b) Relações de gênero; c) Fatores no trabalho que interferem na saúde psíquica; d) Cotidiano urbano e rural. A terceira classe “Profissionais mais humanizados e sensibilizados ao sofrimento masculino”. Os resultados permitiram concluir que, no contexto urbano, há uma maior prevalência de transtorno mental comum, a relação entre os aspectos individuais, sociais e programáticos, associados à violência urbana, problemas financeiros, desemprego, problemas conjugais, falta de perspectiva e crescimento profissional, problemas de saúde (familiares, pessoal), sobrecarga de trabalho, isolamento social, contribuem para situações de vulnerabilidades aos TMC entre os homens residentes no contexto urbano.
Dewailly, Bruno. "Pouvoir et production urbaine à Tripoli Al-Fayha'a (Liban) : quand l'illusio de la rente foncière et immobilière se mue en imperium." Thesis, Tours, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015TOUR1501.
Full textThe Tripoli Al-Fayha’ a (Lebanon) urban area has a complex and eventful history. For a century its society has been facing transformative changes with a multitude of sources and consequences essentially linked to the reconfiguration of its economic structures born of its incorporation into modern Lebanon. Once an ancient and influential commercial city with regional and international reach, Tripoli has lost much of its economic vitality. It no longer creates sufficient wealth to provide its population with the continuation of past prosperity. It has become a place of physical, economic and symbolic battles in which its inhabitants struggle daily to ensure their livelihood. Postulating the establishment of an economy now principally based on a system of land and real-estate rent and of speculation, our thesis is proposing to analyse the reasons and true tenor of this particular process of production of urban space, as well as its mechanisms and effects, as a study, over time, of the spatialities linked to three urban projects: coastal planning, the realization of a real-estate driven land reparcelling of suburban orchards, and the redevelopment and enhancement of the Medina. The analysis of the sets of actions specific to these three situations – taken in their spatial, historical, and sociopolitical dynamics as well as on a local, regional, national, and international scale – invites one to question the meaning of urbanities and of a possible citadinity at play in Tripoli and, beyond this, to question the fundamental nature of the power exercised there. This analysis leads us then to ponder on the formation and existence of, as P. Bourdieu would designate it, a real-estate illusio, produced from and producing a powerful pleasurable “common affect”, which has reached – following B. Spinoza’s proposition – a state of imperium with unsustainable human and governmental consequences
Bell-Nolan, Mary E. "Writing is Worth the Challenges: A Qualitative Study of Teachers' Beliefs, Experiences, and Common Core Tensions with Writing Instruction Across the Curriculum in an Urban High School." Kent State University / OhioLINK, 2015. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=kent1437157556.
Full textSimmons, Adrienne. "Teacher Perception of the Efficacy of the Instructional Support Received in Implementing the Common Core State Standards." DigitalCommons@Robert W. Woodruff Library, Atlanta University Center, 2014. http://digitalcommons.auctr.edu/cauetds/3.
Full textIolanda, Bianchi. "In, against, beyond and through the state. Limits and possibilities of urban commons in Barcelona." Doctoral thesis, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/665636.
Full textIn the last few decades the category of Common has re-emerged to draw a path of emancipation from capitalism without the State, reviving the thesis of autonomist Marxism. In this path, the Commons are autonomous social practices that produce emancipation, namely The Common, and through which The Common can be instituted. However, autonomist Common’s theories are characterized by a certain reticence to address how emancipation can take place without the State. Considering that the relation with the State in contemporary Western society is ineludible, the research aims to assess the role of the State in the autonomist Common’s emancipatory project. The analysis is set in the urban environment focusing on the relation between Urban Commons and the (local) State. The thesis hypothesis that Urban Commons may need the support of the (local) State and this may flank the production of The Common with its own production of emancipation: The Public. Adopting a relational approach to the analysis of the case of Barcelona, the thesis demonstrates that Urban Commons needs the (local) State. Many of them needs the resources and the recognition of the (local) State, despite these may affect their autonomy, and all of them would benefit from a further support of the (local) State in terms of regulation, public policies and planning. However, despite the (local) State could theoretically flank The Common widening the spectrum of emancipation, it does not appear to do so. When the (local) State meets The Common it tends to replace it with The Public, and The Public tends to hinder and spatially marginalise The Common. Hence, Urban Commons should continue their struggle for autonomy. However, they should also struggle to obtain forms of support from the (local) State, preventing the latter from limiting their autonomy, transforming The Common into The Public, maintaining the hegemony of the production of emancipation and spatially marginalizing The Common. The thesis concludes sustaining that, as sustained by the autonomist Commons theories, the Common’s emancipatory project can be constructed without taking over the State but it cannot avoid to secure forms of support from the State.
Cheynet, Romain. "Uses and Perceptions of the Neighborhood Open Space." ScholarWorks@UNO, 2013. http://scholarworks.uno.edu/td/1619.
Full textReis, Carolina dos. "Cidade e direitos humanos : o comum como exercício ético da vida urbana." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/156748.
Full textThis study draws upon the problematic of housing in Brazil to think the way policies of urban space management are constructed. Since 2009 we have been following the increase in practices of displacement, driven by the demand of Brazilian’s organization for the 2014 Football World Cup. This scenario is worsened by the fact that, in general, the families removed come from impoverished communities, informal inhabitants of a model of city that excludes them from the possibility of access to legal housing. Hence this thesis takes as a field of research the displacement of 1500 families for the expansion of Avenida Tronco in the city of Porto Alegre. In this context, militancy collective groups proliferate a series of indictments regarding human rights violations perpetrated by executive managers of the construction works. However, this grammar of human rights is equally used by Porto Alegre’s City Hall as a way of justifying and legitimizing the removal of local residents within construction sites. In this sense, human rights constitute a privileged tool through which both groups – managers and militants – try to obtain the engagement of residents towards a certain way of understanding and relating to the city and its problematic: housing matters, displacement practices, protest movements and even how to relate amongst ourselves. This process affects not only those harassed by the construction sites, as every other inhabitant of the city. Inspired by foucauldian concept of apparatus, we place ourselves on the lines of visibility and utterance produced by human rights discourses in the midst of these disputes. We do it so in order to understand how these discourses produce ways of inhabit cities, we put ourselves ahead of territory and urban life management mechanisms. As analytical material, it is taken documents produced by both Municipal Government and social movements, such as videos of public hearings, technical reports, minutes of meetings from affected communities and files of human rights violations formal complaints. In addition, in order to get closer to other ways of understanding and inhabiting cities, which extrapolate those proposed by lines of visibility of human rights leading narratives, we conducted interviews with families who were being removed, community leaders, municipal officials and councilmen involved in the resettlement. These analyses show how urbanization of a city and, in this context, more specifically of Avenida Tronco, operates in the disciplining of streets and bodies, bringing them to the areas of luminosity and legality of a city. Human rights are the tool of dispute, inclusion, exclusion and traffic control between these zones. Displacement practices constitute a way of promoting fragmented and conditioned inclusion. These are practices unwilling to serve as a confrontation line towards inequalities, specially those regarding equal access to housing and to the city. Displacement practices serve, therefore, to the management of poverty, its submission towards State logic and to the logical ease of the capitalist system of production of cities and the ways we live in them. Fear, insecurity, and the precariousness of living conditions will be fundamental elements for the acceptability of State actions by city dwellers. The discourse of access to rights contributes to the engagement of the population in this relation of acceptability, since they are the promise, albeit sometimes fallacious, of the possibility of access to a safer life. On the one hand, they are also a vehicle for maintaining relations of domination and inequality in cities. On the other, however, we see the proliferation of forms of living that escape these attempts of normalization, not necessarily in an attitude of opposition to them, but rather of indifference and disgruntlement, since they operate through other agencies of desire. Irrevocably, we bring the concept of common, articulated to the discussion about the right to the city, as a possibility for constructing a new grammar of ethical proposition of territorial and urban life management means, which extrapolates the individualistic logic existent in declarations of rights documents and invests in an agency of singularities and differences in the cities.
Este estudio parte de la problemática de la vivienda en Brasil para pensar los modos como hemos construido las políticas de gestión del espacio urbano. Desde 2009 hemos acompañado el aumento de las prácticas de remoción, estimuladas por la demanda de organización del país para el Mundial de Fútbol de 2014. Ese escenario agravase por el hecho de que, de manera general, las familias removidas son oriundas de comunidades más empobrecidas, residentes informales de un modelo de ciudad que los excluye de la posibilidad de acceso a la vivienda formal. Hemos tomado como campo de pesquisa la remoción de 1500 familias para la ampliación de la Avenida Tronco en la ciudad de Porto Alegre. En ese contexto se proliferan denuncias, promovidas por colectivos de militancia, de violaciones de derechos humanos por parte de los gestores en la ejecución de las obras. Sin embargo, esa gramática de los derechos es igualmente utilizada por la Intendencia Municipal a fines de justificar y legitimar la demanda de retirada de los residentes de estas regiones. De esta forma, los derechos se constituyen como una herramienta privilegiada por la cual tanto los gestores cuanto los militantes buscan engranar los moradores atingidos por las obras, así como los demás residentes de la ciudad en determinados modos de comprender y relacionarse con ella, con la vivienda, con la remoción, con los movimientos de protestas y entre nosotros. En ese sentido, inspirados por la concepción foucaultiana de dispositivos, buscamos colocarnos sobre las líneas de visibilidad y decibilidad producidas por los discursos de los derechos humanos en medio a esas disputas, para comprender como esos discursos inciden sobre los modos como habitamos las ciudades y nos colocamos frente a los modos de gestión del territorio y de la vida urbana. Así hemos tomado como material de análisis documentos producidos por la Intendencia Municipal y por los movimientos sociales, como videos de audiciones públicas, informes técnicos, atas de reuniones en las comunidades que serán reubicadas y expedientes de denuncias de violaciones de derechos. Además, con el intento de aproximación de otras formas de comprender y habitar las ciudades, que extrapolan aquellos propuestos por las líneas de visibilidad de los grandes enunciados de los derechos humanos, hemos realizado entrevistas con las familias que están siendo removidas, líderes comunitarios, funcionarios de la Intendencia Municipal y concejales involucrados en la reubicación. Esos análisis evidencian la forma como la urbanización de la ciudad y, en ese contexto, más específicamente de la Avenida Tronco, opera en el disciplinamiento de las calles y de los cuerpos, trayendo estos para las zonas de luminosidad y legalidad de la ciudad. Los derechos son herramientas de disputa, inclusión, exclusión y control de la circulación entre estas zonas. Las prácticas de remoción se constituyen como formas de promoción de una inclusión condicionada y fragmentaria. Son prácticas que no se colocan en el enfrentamiento de las desigualdades de acceso a la vivienda y a la ciudad, pero que sirven para la gestión de la pobreza, para la sumisión frente a la lógica estatal y para la manutención del sistema capitalista de producción de ciudades y de los modos de vivir en ellas. El miedo, la inseguridad, la precariedad de las condiciones de vida van a ser elementos fundamentales para la aceptabilidad de las acciones estatales por parte de los citadinos. El discurso de acceso a los derechos contribuye para el compromiso de la población en esa relación de aceptabilidad, pues es la promesa, aunque por veces equivocada, de la posibilidad de acceso a una vida más segura. No obstante, ellos son también vehículo de manutención de relaciones de dominación y de desigualdad en las ciudades. Por otro lado, hemos visto la proliferación de formas de vivir que escapan a esas tentativas de normalización, no necesariamente en una actitud de oposición a ellas, pero antes de indiferencia y displicencia, por operaren a partir de otras agencias del deseo. En ese sentido, traemos el concepto del común, articulado a la discusión sobre el derecho a la ciudad, como posibilidad de construcción de una nueva gramática de proposición ética de modos de gestión del territorio y de la vida urbana, que extrapola la lógica individualista presente en medio a las Declaraciones de derecho y invierte en una agencia de las singularidades y diferencias en las ciudades.
Alt, Robert Harold. "Teachers' Perceptions of the Sustainability of Mathematics and Science Partnership Professional Development." ScholarWorks, 2019. https://scholarworks.waldenu.edu/dissertations/7363.
Full textStump, Vinicius Dotto. "As conexões do edifício: circulações e espaços coletivos em plantas térreas de edifícios verticais paulistas da década de 1950." Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, 2008. http://tede.mackenzie.br/jspui/handle/tede/2630.
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The project aims at investigating the interdependence between the building and the city from their ground plans and specially from their common spaces and circulations. For that, a dissertation analyses the evolution and development of the urban morphology since the intervention in european cities starting from the industrialization until the criticism to the modern project from the decades of 1950 and 1960. Srategies of projects from the modernist movement are also analysed, its dialogue with the experience of northern american buildings in height and the brazilian repertory of the 50's from São Paulo City of modern buildings inserted in lots from traditional cities and that grant a privilege to the common spaces.At last, the project regards about the pertinency of this set of problems in the experience of contemporary projects.
O trabalho tem como objetivo investigar a interdependência entre o edifício vertical e a cidade, a partir das suas plantas térreas e, principalmente, seus espaços coletivos e circulações. Para tanto, a dissertação faz uma revisão da evolução da morfologia urbana desde as intervenções urbanas em cidades européias a partir do processo de industrialização do século XIX, até as críticas ao projeto moderno das décadas de 1950 e 1960. São também analisadas as estratégias projetuais do movimento modernista, seu diálogo com a experiência de edifícios em altura norte americanos e o repertório brasileiro da década de 1950 da cidade de São Paulo de edifícios moderno inseridos em lotes de cidades tradicionais e que privilegiam o espaço coletivo. Por fim, o trabalho discute a pertinência desta problemática na experiência de projetos contemporâneos. O trabalho tem como objetivo investigar a interdependência entre o edifício vertical e a cidade, a partir das suas plantas térreas e, principalmente, seus espaços coletivos e circulações.Para tanto, a dissertação faz uma revisão da evolução da morfologia urbana desde as intervenções urbanas em cidades européias a partir do processo de industrialização do século XIX, até as críticas ao projeto moderno das décadas de 1950 e 1960. São também analisadas as estratégias projetuais do movimento modernista, seu diálogo com a experiência de edifícios em altura norte americanos e o repertório brasileiro da década de 1950 da cidade de São Paulo de edifícios moderno inseridos em lotes de cidades tradicionais e que privilegiam o espaço coletivo. Por fim, o trabalho discute a pertinência desta problemática na experiência de projetos contemporâneos.
Badr, Sherouk Tarek. "Light Memory, as a Design Tool : Is there are common light memories for users that share the same specifics of the cultureassociated to the availability of daylight? How could this specific visual light memory be used as a design tool to recreate a similaremotional experience for users?" Thesis, KTH, Ljusdesign, 2018. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:kth:diva-229744.
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