Le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme

Urban design practice organizes and transforms space through the development of urban projects, organizing the choices of intervention on a territory. Several initiatives in research and project practice aim to explore the integration of aspects related to the functioning of natural ecosystems in pr...

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Autores principales:	Eduardo Blanco, Kalina Raskin, Philippe Clergeau
Formato:	article
Lenguaje:	FR
Publicado:	Ministère de la culture 2021
Materias:	Regenerative Design Regenerative Urban Project Sustainable Urban Projects Ecosystems Urban Ecology Biomimicry Architecture NA1-9428 Geography. Anthropology. Recreation G
Acceso en línea:	https://doaj.org/article/81a3af394e43485f9efa21e15a5368aa
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:81a3af394e43485f9efa21e15a5368aa2021-12-02T10:50:46ZLe projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme2606-749810.4000/craup.8973https://doaj.org/article/81a3af394e43485f9efa21e15a5368aa2021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/craup/8973https://doaj.org/toc/2606-7498Urban design practice organizes and transforms space through the development of urban projects, organizing the choices of intervention on a territory. Several initiatives in research and project practice aim to explore the integration of aspects related to the functioning of natural ecosystems in project design. Nevertheless, urbanization processes are instead a major cause of ecosystem degradation. Regenerative design proposes a better understanding of the site to guide a participatory and continuous improvement process to achieve projects with mutual positive impacts to society and ecosystems, allowing their coevolution. The implementation of regenerative design shows preliminary results internationally through various tools, but its consideration in France remains superficial. In this paper, we explore the origin and contemporary practice of regenerative design, we qualify this theory in relation to other currents of sustainable and ecological urbanism, and finally we identify the five theoretical principles of a regenerative urban project, to propose a definition to this term.Eduardo BlancoKalina RaskinPhilippe ClergeauMinistère de la culturearticleRegenerative DesignRegenerative Urban ProjectSustainable Urban ProjectsEcosystemsUrban EcologyBiomimicryArchitectureNA1-9428Geography. Anthropology. RecreationGFRLes Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère (2021)
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description	Urban design practice organizes and transforms space through the development of urban projects, organizing the choices of intervention on a territory. Several initiatives in research and project practice aim to explore the integration of aspects related to the functioning of natural ecosystems in project design. Nevertheless, urbanization processes are instead a major cause of ecosystem degradation. Regenerative design proposes a better understanding of the site to guide a participatory and continuous improvement process to achieve projects with mutual positive impacts to society and ecosystems, allowing their coevolution. The implementation of regenerative design shows preliminary results internationally through various tools, but its consideration in France remains superficial. In this paper, we explore the origin and contemporary practice of regenerative design, we qualify this theory in relation to other currents of sustainable and ecological urbanism, and finally we identify the five theoretical principles of a regenerative urban project, to propose a definition to this term.
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title	Le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme
title_short	Le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme
title_full	Le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme
title_fullStr	Le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme
title_full_unstemmed	Le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme
title_sort	le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme
publisher	Ministère de la culture
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Le projet urbain régénératif : un concept en émergence dans la pratique de l’urbanisme

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