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100 | _aCHRISTAANSE, Kees , GASCO, Anna , HANAKATA, Naomi | ||
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_aThe grand projet _bUnderstanding the making and impact of urban megaprojects |
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_aNetherland _bEd. Nai010 _c2019 |
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_a637p. _bill. en coul. , photos _c24cm. |
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520 | _aUrban Megaprojects – here referred to as Grands Projets – are increasing in number all over the world. They have become major drivers for urban intensification and oftentimes set out to take a city’s expansion to the next level. As such, Grands Projets can be read as manifestations of the larger economic and political agenda of their city and they offer a productive moment to investigate current urban trends in a globally connected form of concentrated urbanisation. The book looks into the adaptive and inclusive capacities that urban megaprojects can offer. It provides a new and for the first time comprehensive reading of selected urban megaprojects in Asia and Europe, and a comparative view of key moments regarding their role in contemporary urban development | ||
653 | _aThe grand projet | ||
653 | _aUrban megaprojects |