Pedro Ispizua (7 results)

Condition: Very Good. : Este libro ofrece un análisis exhaustivo y una parametrización de las regiones urbanas más dinámicas de Bilbao, centrándose en la composición poética de sus bloques urbanos históricos. A través de un recorrido detallado, la obra explora tanto las fachadas edificables como los espacios públicos que conforman la ciudad, destacando hitos arquitectónicos, parques emblemáticos y la metamorfosis urbana experimentada desde el siglo XIX hasta la actualidad.La publicación, fruto del trabajo de los urbanistas Pedro Ispizua y Peru Serra, examina la alta intensidad edificatoria de la ciudad y su integración con infraestructuras modernas como la red de metro. Es una obra esencial para comprender la evolución, el diseño y el futuro urbanístico de Bilbao, comparándola con otros centros urbanos internacionales de gran relevancia. EAN: 9788409310746 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Arte y Cultura|Historia Título: City of Bilbao: Historic Urban Blocks Autor: Pedro Ispizua Anduiza| Peru Serra Editorial: Pedro Ispizua Anduiza Idioma: en, es-ES Páginas: 480 Formato: tapa dura.…

Condition: Very Good. : Este libro ofrece una profunda investigación sobre la transformación urbana de Bilbao, analizando cómo la ciudad ha reinventado su espacio central a través de la integración de elementos naturales y el desarrollo de infraestructuras modernas. A través de un riguroso análisis arquitectónico y una serie de fotografías creativas, los autores exploran la metamorfosis del área metropolitana del Nervión, convirtiendo lo que antes era una fractura urbana en una avenida naturalista que conecta ambas riberas del río.La obra no solo documenta la evolución histórica y urbanística de la capital vizcaína, sino que también sirve como un estudio comparativo con otras ciudades europeas, ofreciendo una visión sobre el futuro de la vida metropolitana. Es una pieza esencial para entender la relación entre el urbanismo, la arquitectura y el entorno natural en el siglo XXI. EAN: 9788409310920 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Arte y Cultura|Historia Título: City of Bilbao: Great Naturalistic Avenue Autor: Pedro Ispizua| Peru Serra| Charles Rivera Editorial: Pedro Ispizua Anduiza Idioma: en, es-ES Páginas: 468 Formato: tapa dura.…

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Cartoné. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. Los escritos que componen el texto tienen un contenido específicamente urbano. Por ello, era necesario tratar de descubrir elementos propios de esta disciplina, que han caracterizado y homologado a los espacios urbanos y metropolitanos. La conclusión es que las redes ferroviarias metropolitanas y el futuro ?metro europeo? son las claves. La alteración que provocan en la comarca permiten hacer una lectura matemático geométrica de estos ámbitos territoriales. Bilbao ha entrado en el nuevo siglo en plena transformación ferroviaria, iniciativa que modificará nuestra percepción espacio temporal de los entornos comarcal y regional. Una apuesta certera del plan de 1995 fue la reformulación férrea, que incluía entre otras operaciones la red de metro. Hoy Bilbao es la tercera ciudad del estado en número de usuarios de esta infraestructura. Esta afirmación tiene una especial relevancia cuando descubrimos que Madrid y Barcelona pertenecen al conjunto de las diez ciudades europeas que disponen de una red de metro próxima o por encima de los 100 km. lineales, circunstancia que las convierte en nodos básicos del tren de alta velocidad europeo. El nuevo plan general para Bilbao no puede olvidar una importante mejora y extensión de la red de metro, que obligatoriamente deberá venir apoyada en la creación de nuevos espacios urbanos con intensidad suficiente para justificar la rentabilidad de la infraestructura ferroviaria. El Bilbao de 2061 pertenecerá, sin duda, a la red de espacios curvos metropolitanos trasnacionales de la Unión Europea. LIBRO.…

Cartoné. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. In recent years, Bilbao has acquired a key cultural tourism role, which is unknown throughout its history. The generating core of this magnetic polarity has been the elongated circular segment -crescent-like- which is positioned on the north side of the twentieth century city. The chessboard-like town planning has been strengthened by the characteristic growth that was experienced in the mid-20th century and recovered in the 21st century through the implementation of the subway network that is aimed at transporting large numbers of people which, in turn, has caused an urban metamorphosis that affects the nineteenth-century central space and allows us to standardize it with other Intercontinental Regional Heads. Such areas stimulate the birth and growth of Class A office space owing to the gravitational attraction they exert on people, being supported by the most effective instrument to get around the city which is no other than the subway. The interconnection of this transportation network with the New Airport and the High-Speed Line will turn the Central Area of our Metropolis, which accommodates a population of about one million, into the New Urban Heart of the region that will host a population of about two million. In this context, the analysis and parameterization of the most dynamic Urban Regions is essential to find out well in advance our future. It is necessary and inexcusable to stimulate the Territorial Metric Analysis in the Regional Urban Centers (Bilbao). This activity has an ample historical trajectory and is already being implemented by national Urban Centers (Madrid-Barcelona), international cores (London-Paris) and intercontinental ones (New York-Tokyo-Beijing). The most striking feature of the nineteenth expansions affecting our cities is the high building intensity, which is similar to the Parisian Haussmann-style area and even to the intensities corresponding to some residential sectors in Manhattan, New York, and slightly below the standard that has been adopted by many housing estates in Hong Kong. However, despite this evident hyperdensity, this publication is mainly focused on the Compositional Poetic we find out in the Historic Urban Blocks that reach both the Buildable Frontages and the Public Spaces that make them up. The thoroughfare mapping offers the visitor green Paths and Parkland like Doña Casilda Park, Beautiful Gardens like Ramón Basterra and Darío Regoyos, Pedestrian Crossings on Gran Vía, Large Landscaped Roundabouts like Plaza Elíptica, Ample Urban Axes like Don Diego López de Haro, Medieval Alleys and Passageways within the Historic Center, in addition to spaces that were devised and designed in the eighteenth century, like Plaza Nueva, Ornamental Fountains and Waterfalls like the one located at Plaza Moyúa, and last but not least, Layouts of Classic-style Anterooms which are located opposite the Museum of Fine Arts, as well as twenty first century Esplanades and Pools around Guggenheim Museum. The urban blocks accommodate some Historic Tertiary Corners like the old Bilbao-Bizkaia Bank and grand Novecento-style buildings that stand out throughout the city. A city that also hides Architectonical Jewels like the Museum of Fine Arts, Deconstructive Vertexes like the Osakidetza Building, Historic Banking Sites like Berástegui Street, Historic Rationalist chamfers at crossroads, Historic Buidings like the County Hall, Large Art Centers like Azkuna Zentroa, Gothic-style Temples like San Josés Church and Nineteenth-century Palaces like Edificio Chávarri. Peru Serra: Town Planner and Professional Photographer Pedro Ispizua: Town Planner and Municipal Public Official Charles Rivera: English Teacher and Translator. LIBRO.…

Cartoné. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. Owing to the population stagnation suffered by Western countries over the last half century, the urban debate has been focused on naturalistic issues such as environmental concerns and sustainability. All of them pursue the enrichment of the urban artifice by being integrated in the natural kingdom. The Nervión Valley gives us the four classic elements of Nature: Water, Earth, Air and Fire. Water flows down the river, Earth spreads along the riverbanks, Air is provided by the atmosphere and Fire is produced by the burning sun. Taking into account such elements, Bilbao has reinvented the Urban Gran Vía of the XIX century that has been turned into the Great Naturalistic Avenue of the XXI century. The natural birth of a space in which the urban activities are centralized is the germ that fertilizes the territory in order to deliver a new metropolitan life. At the advent of the 21st century, Bilbaos Central Area reached its come of age, right after the inauguration of the subway network. Because of this challenge, it is of relevance to delve into the knowledge of three basic matters. The first one is related to the urban growth and the polycentrality process. They are evolving on a par with the transportation technology that makes commuting possible and extends central hubs through a new generation of hierarchical multi-nodal networks. Secondly, a metamorphosis analysis of the nineteenth-century city has been conducted within the Central Activities Zone (CAZ). The foundational site ends up becoming the polarizing nucleus on which activities and public facilities of greater visibility within the Region gravitate. And finally, the accomplishments of these European river-cities are described because their extensive history offers us some notes and sketches that will help us to reveal in advance the uncertain future. The Great Naturalistic Avenue the Nervión River has been turned into is the result of joining both riverbanks. The façades of the amazing buildings that stand out in Portugalete and Las Arenas that are twinned by the Bizkaia Bridge opened the way for an exemplary coexistence for the future development of this legendary river. Some of the pictures shown in this publication help to discover a joint urban story of these two coastal municipalities. Following this example, the municipality of Bilbao has transformed the Urban Crack the river meant into the Avenue representing the Metropolis, in such a way that only this photographic report or a stroll along the riverbanks may reveal. The urban resource of the river course, as a crystalline mirror or as an impressionist canvas of the riversides that are paired through the bridges and the crossed visuals obtained from unusual angles, are typical discoveries that have been accomplished by an extraordinary urban research work, which will undoubtedly help us with the future metropolitan deployment of the Nervión River. The photographs presented herein reflect the research and creative work applied to Nature. There is no lack of kaleidoscopic atmospheres, crystalline watercourses, specular riverbeds, spectral landscapes, naturalized urban fronts, morning lights, natural sunsets and flames with no more fire than the sun. Nature is the experimental field, whereas architecture and urbanism, as supporting actors, share their small participation. Nature as a totem to which the limited urban artifice is subjected. . Peru Serra. Urban Architect and Professional Photographer Pedro Ispizua. Urban Architect and Municipal Officer Charles Rivera. English Teacher and Translator. LIBRO.…