Ben van Berkel曾就读于阿姆斯特丹Rietveld学院和伦敦建筑协会建筑学院(AA)。1988年,他和艺术历史学家Caroline Bos共同创立了UNStudio。1996年,他参与鹿特丹知名的伊拉斯谟大桥的外形设计,这深刻地影响了他对当代建筑的理解,从而形成...Ben van Berkel曾就读于阿姆斯特丹Rietveld学院和伦敦建筑协会建筑学院(AA)。1988年,他和艺术历史学家Caroline Bos共同创立了UNStudio。1996年,他参与鹿特丹知名的伊拉斯谟大桥的外形设计,这深刻地影响了他对当代建筑的理解,从而形成自己独具一格的风格,亦成为UNStudio营运理念的基础。Ben van Berkel在许多知名的大学担任过客座讲师,与他人合作撰写了大量论文和专著。Benvan Berkel目前是德国法兰克福Staedelschule概念设计系的教授和建筑学院院长。而他在中国的第一个项目,已开始在杭州建设。展开更多
this paper we study planned and unplanned adjustment processes in master-planned communities and new towns by a first wave of residents,in which changes in lifestyles play a central role.How can unplanned transitions ...this paper we study planned and unplanned adjustment processes in master-planned communities and new towns by a first wave of residents,in which changes in lifestyles play a central role.How can unplanned transitions be stimulated and play a role in making a new town more attractive,sustainable,adjustable,and fexible in use?We apply this to the case of Anting New Town in Shanghai.We focus on both personal and collective adjustments and appropriation in housing,commercial,as well as public space.We explore methods of doing visual research by observation,in line with methods by Venturi and Boudon.By adding economic and socio-cultural drivers and institutional frameworks,which allow these alterations to happen,conclusions are made about the possible sustainability,adjustability,and flexibility of these planned structures.We analyze adjustments from different perspectives on the themes of urbanity and identity:architectural-morphological,②functional-economical,and socio-cultural.Following different approaches to studying the planned and unplanned city,we explain how the urbanity and identity of Anting have changed in various ways.Appropriation of building structures and urban spaces is a key element in this process of change.It is the outcome of a wider process of economicand socio-culturalchange.展开更多
This paper gives a critical view on the incredible growth of Shanghai since the millennium.It focuses on the search for a new identity by this metropolis,both in its new town development as well as on the transforma&#...This paper gives a critical view on the incredible growth of Shanghai since the millennium.It focuses on the search for a new identity by this metropolis,both in its new town development as well as on the transformation and regeneration of downtown areas.By explaining the most important planning policies and trends with the help of recent key projects,and analysing how these projects developed over time,the context and challenges of Shanghai’s rapid urban transformation become clearer.Especially the challenges for urban preservation and quest for an identity in this continuously changing urban landscape will become more insightful.Based on these insights recommendations are given on how Shanghai can be exemplary,within China and internationally in terms of urban development,urban regeneration,and becoming a more future-proof city.The paper concludes with some trends and future perspectives.展开更多
文摘Ben van Berkel曾就读于阿姆斯特丹Rietveld学院和伦敦建筑协会建筑学院(AA)。1988年,他和艺术历史学家Caroline Bos共同创立了UNStudio。1996年,他参与鹿特丹知名的伊拉斯谟大桥的外形设计,这深刻地影响了他对当代建筑的理解,从而形成自己独具一格的风格,亦成为UNStudio营运理念的基础。Ben van Berkel在许多知名的大学担任过客座讲师,与他人合作撰写了大量论文和专著。Benvan Berkel目前是德国法兰克福Staedelschule概念设计系的教授和建筑学院院长。而他在中国的第一个项目,已开始在杭州建设。
文摘this paper we study planned and unplanned adjustment processes in master-planned communities and new towns by a first wave of residents,in which changes in lifestyles play a central role.How can unplanned transitions be stimulated and play a role in making a new town more attractive,sustainable,adjustable,and fexible in use?We apply this to the case of Anting New Town in Shanghai.We focus on both personal and collective adjustments and appropriation in housing,commercial,as well as public space.We explore methods of doing visual research by observation,in line with methods by Venturi and Boudon.By adding economic and socio-cultural drivers and institutional frameworks,which allow these alterations to happen,conclusions are made about the possible sustainability,adjustability,and flexibility of these planned structures.We analyze adjustments from different perspectives on the themes of urbanity and identity:architectural-morphological,②functional-economical,and socio-cultural.Following different approaches to studying the planned and unplanned city,we explain how the urbanity and identity of Anting have changed in various ways.Appropriation of building structures and urban spaces is a key element in this process of change.It is the outcome of a wider process of economicand socio-culturalchange.
文摘This paper gives a critical view on the incredible growth of Shanghai since the millennium.It focuses on the search for a new identity by this metropolis,both in its new town development as well as on the transformation and regeneration of downtown areas.By explaining the most important planning policies and trends with the help of recent key projects,and analysing how these projects developed over time,the context and challenges of Shanghai’s rapid urban transformation become clearer.Especially the challenges for urban preservation and quest for an identity in this continuously changing urban landscape will become more insightful.Based on these insights recommendations are given on how Shanghai can be exemplary,within China and internationally in terms of urban development,urban regeneration,and becoming a more future-proof city.The paper concludes with some trends and future perspectives.
