Mapping the Zero Carbon City Region

Roland Krebs

ISBN 10: 3986121951 / ISBN 13: 9783986121952

Published by JOVIS Verlag, DE, 2024

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Der Klimawandel wirkt sich auf die Städte und ihre umliegenden Regionen erheblich aus und verdeutlicht die Notwendigkeit neuer Zukunftsvisionen für viele unserer Lebensbereiche. Ausgehend von früheren Arbeiten auf dem Gebiet der Stadtplanung und -gestaltung hat MetroLab eine visionäre kartografische Darstellung entwickelt, um die Klimakrise auf städtischer Ebene anzugehen. Sie soll den tatsächlichen Handlungsbedarf ermitteln und neue Wege aufzeigen - und dies mit einem besonderen Schwerpunkt auf der Großstadt-Region Wien. Die kreative kartografische Darstellung offenbart vielschichtige räumliche Phänomene, funktionale Verknüpfungen und räumliche Beziehungen zwischen der Stadt und ihrem Umfeld, indem sie die auffälligsten Trends visuell vermittelt und veranschaulicht, wie sich Klimaziele durch eine integrierte, grenzüberschreitende Entwicklung erreichen lassen. . Innovativer Ansatz für die Regional- und Stadtplanung . Kartografische Darstellung als wesentliche Methode für eine integrierte Entwicklung . Entwickelt von MetroLab, Wiens Thinktank für Stadtgestaltung und Metropolenplanung.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Mapping the Zero Carbon City Region
• Publisher: JOVIS Verlag, DE
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 3986121951
• ISBN 13: 9783986121952
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 759 grams

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Synopsis

Climate change is severely impacting cities and their surrounding areas, highlighting the need for new visions of the future in multiple facets of our lives. Building on its previous work in metropolitan planning and design, MetroLab has developed a visionary mapping approach to address the climate crisis on the urban scale. It aims to identify real needs for action and to show new pathways with a particular focus on the Vienna metropolitan area.

The creative mapping approach reveals multilayered spatial phenomena, functional linkages, and spatial relationships between the city and its surroundings, visually communicating key trends and illustrating how climate goals can be achieved through integrated, cross-border development.

• Innovative approach for regional and city planning
• Mapping as a central method for integrated development
• Developed by Vienna’s award-winning urban design think tank MetroLab

About the Author

Roland Krebs is an urban planner who develops strategic action plans to help cities tackle urban growth. He studied urban and regional planning at the Vienna University of Technology and graduated with an MBA in Strategic Management from the Universidad de Belgrano, Argentina. Krebs has international experience in urban planning and design and is co-founder of superwien urbanism.

Stefan Mayr is an architect with experience in urban design and metropolitan planning. He studied architecture at the Vienna University of Technology and TU Delft in the Netherlands, and has over twenty years of experience in sustainable urban architecture and landscape architecture. Mayr teaches local planning and urban design at the Vienna University of Technology. He is co-founder of superwien urbanism.

Cédric Ramière is a French architect influenced by local heritage and global travel. His research focuses on urban reuse and climate impact in France and internationally. As co-founder of CoCo architecture and YEAN, he works on high high-quality contemporary architecture, from individual buildings to the metropolitan scale.

Claudia Staubmann is an Austrian architect who lives and works in France, focusing on contemporary urban issues. She co-founded YEAN, a European network known for the “TirolCity” project, and founded CoCo architecture in Périgord, focusing on contemporary architecture in rural zones with high environmental quality.