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Vivendo Discimus, by living we learn
(Patrick Geddes)
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🎓 Pedagogy 🪧 Advocacy
faire est une agence d'architecture dirigée par Federico Diodato & Nikhil Calas
faire explore la pratique de l'architecture sous ses multiples formes, en développant une démarche interdisciplinaire située au croisement de la construction, la recherche, l’enseignement et l’engagement politique. Cette démarche est entendue comme l’art de transformer notre environnement : un art profondément collaboratif et finalisé à façonner l'espace pour le faire durer, l'entretenir et en prendre soin au quotidien.
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[research] Soil of Enterprises. A Critical-Historical Analysis
https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2612-0496/14775
CPCL Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): Aesthetics of the Anthropocene, Part 2
Edited by Pierpaolo Ascari, Andrea Borsari
In France, from the 1960s onwards, a tool for productive territorial planning was put into place: the Zone d’Activité Économique (ZAE). As sites reserved for the establishment of enterprises within a given perimeter, outside inhabited centres,
ZAEs have since grown steadily and become one of the major factors responsible for the peri-urbanisation of the French territory. Their impact on soil artificialisation and the fragmentation of agricultural land forces us today to question their ability for the sustainable development of the territory. Can the soil of the activity sites be considered the ‘active operator’ of productive processes, a heritage to be maintained and valued within the economic process?
https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2612-0496/14775
CPCL Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): Aesthetics of the Anthropocene, Part 2
Edited by Pierpaolo Ascari, Andrea Borsari
In France, from the 1960s onwards, a tool for productive territorial planning was put into place: the Zone d’Activité Économique (ZAE). As sites reserved for the establishment of enterprises within a given perimeter, outside inhabited centres,
ZAEs have since grown steadily and become one of the major factors responsible for the peri-urbanisation of the French territory. Their impact on soil artificialisation and the fragmentation of agricultural land forces us today to question their ability for the sustainable development of the territory. Can the soil of the activity sites be considered the ‘active operator’ of productive processes, a heritage to be maintained and valued within the economic process?
