با درج بخش نخست استفتائات تخصصی شهرسازی از مراجع و رهبر معظم انقلاب ، نگاه ها معطوف به سایت مرکز مطالعات شما شده است . و رتبه این خبر در مجموعه اخبار سایت IIUA.IR مرتبا در حال بهبود است. تا کنون خبرگزاری هایی مانندبولتن نیوز، تی نیوز ، مشرق نیوز؛ انتخاب نیوز ، ایران فردا ، بخشهایی از این خبر را انعکاس داده اند. در این میان انعکاس امانتدارانه سایت مشرق قابل تقدیر و سپاس است.
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نخستین اجلاس جهانی شهر اسلامی در قزوین
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12th ASIAN URBANIZATION
Urban Dynamics, Environment and Health are three major interlinked areas in the fields of urban studies, urban geography, and urban planning, with all three strongly connected to social well-being. The interconnections of various elements of these three areas have great bearing on the life quality of people in space and time. The sequential arrangement of these three themes in this conference is an expression of priority action of the process of change in spatial, environmental and human context along with time.
Abstract Submission April 30, 2013
Abstract Acceptance Notification May 31, 2013
End of Early Bird Registration May 15, 2013
Full Paper Submission June 30, 2013
Conference December 28-30, 2013
12th meeting - Confronting Urban Planning and Design with Complexity: Methods for Inevitable Transformation
13 August 2013 and tagged as transformation planning complexity urban design Posted by Ward Rauws
Call for papers
Confronting Urban Planning and Design with Complexity: Methods for Inevitable Transformation
12th meeting AESOP’s Thematic Group on Complexity and Planning, Manchester School of Architecture, 16th & 17th January, 2014
Urban transformation has increasingly become recognised as both inevitable and complex. Processes of urban change can take various forms, from evolutionary to emergent, and are driven by trans-scalar and dynamic relationships ranging from policy and infrastructure to local and bottom up agency. Working with these complexities requires innovative new approaches and tools which can incorporate and utilise the inherent potentials of urban change. These could support spatial planners and designers in managing transformation and retaining dynamics and adaptability within systems.
Processes of urban transformation incorporate multiple and parallel assemblages of dynamic change. It is often within the comparative timelines of the processes of change and the differences between the types of transformation, that opportunities for intervention and management in such processes can be identified and negotiated. With this in mind, spatial planners and designers of the urban realm are asked to demonstrate, identify and propose innovative approaches and methodologies which utilise complexity as the filter through which morphological urban processes can be addressed in a variety of ways, from spatial acupuncture and pattern formulation, to stakeholder negotiation and policy design.
This call is aimed at exploring more closely the potentials and parallels between processes of Spatial Planning and Urbanism/Design. In particular, how the complexity sciences can create and enhance this discourse through an examination of processes of inevitable transformation. Papers may address:
- The relation between processes of planning, urban spatial design, urban transformation and complexity;
- Approaches and tools to work with ongoing and inevitable urban transformation;
- The potential of utilising multiple timelines and dynamic relationships between spatial development processes to enhance planning and design methodologies;
- Complexity as the basis for communication and collaboration between planners, designers and policy makers.
We will work towards a themed issue for the journal Environment and Planning B: Planning & Design.
Important information & dates:
- A full paper is required
- Make sure the paper is not only conceptual/theorectical but includes also empirical and technical data suitable for publication in EPB
- The paper is requested to meet the guidelines of Environment & Planning B
- Deadline submission abstracts: September, 30th, 2013
- Acceptance of abstract: October, 31th, 2013
- Deadline full paper: January, 1st, 2014
Abstracts can be submitted my email: آدرس ایمیل جهت جلوگیری از رباتهای هرزنامه محافظت شده اند، جهت مشاهده آنها شما نیاز به فعال ساختن جاوا اسكریپت دارید
Urbanism Week 2013
Conference
8th to 11th October 2013
Delft, Zuid Holland, Netherlands
Website: http://urbanismweek.nl
Contact person: Eva Nicolai
UrbanismWeek is a four-day event with lectures, master classes and exhibitions which explores the design of urban lifestyles and the changing roles and new perspectives in the urban design field. Get your early bird ticket now!
Organized by: Delft University of Technology and Polis, Platform for Urbanism
Check the event website for more details.
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