EveryVille Competition by La Biennale di Venezia - project 98 of 195 |
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Alexandre Granger (FRANCE) | |||||
The sociability passes by pleasant urban spaces: the city needs quality public spaces! The cities which quickly grow are confronted with two major problems: _ the necessity of planning the growth of the city, notably by mastering a part of its land to create public spaces indispensable to the relaxation of inhabitants, _ the problem of the management, the treatment and the valuation of wastes produced by inhabitants, notably their excrements. The objective is to help the municipal services to elaborate a strategy of punctual valuation of its territory, at first, and to generalize this strategy secondly. Sectors with stakes are identified to be the objects of a priority valuation: a city commercial entrance, totally mineral and devolved to cars, a streets angle which serves as garbage dump instead of being a little pleasant place, and a huge waste ground which could become an urban park with its greenhouse. |