Vol. 2 No. 3: BLUE

Articles

• Retrofitting and the epistemological problem of urban sustainability

  Alejandro de Castro Mazarro, Adelaida Albir, José Lemaître

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• Industrial heritage and landscape. The role of water in the architectural reactivation of the Burgo Paper Mill in Mantua

  Gerardo Semprebon, Maria Mikaelyan, Davide Fusari

  17-28

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• Waterway Landscape Protection: transformation opportunities

  Maria Rita Gisotti, Fabio Lucchesi

  29-51

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• Community Engagement in an Urban Daylighting Project: A Case Study of a Salt Lake City Creek

  Ivis García

  53-63

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• Cyanobacterial mats from the Carrizal, a geothermal spring pool in Mexico

  Paola Cennamo, Luca Paino, Mario Vázquez-Torres, Paolo De Luca

  65-70

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• Superscribing Sustainability: The Production of China’s Urban Waterscapes

  Jesse Rodenbiker

  71-86

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• Hydroelectric power: architecture, water and landscape

  Chiara Rizzi

  87-100

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• The sustainability of the urban system from a hydrological point of view: a practice planning proposal

  Federica Gobattoni, Raffaele Pelorosso, Alberto F. Piccinni, Antonio Leone

  101-122

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• Water Sensitive Urban Design: A Sustainable Design Approach To Reform Open Spaces in Low-Income Residential Rehabilitation Projects in Egypt

  Usama A. Nassar, Hosam S. El-Samaty, Ahmad A. Waseef

  123-148

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• Mediterranean Waterscapes. Identifying challenges and visions for the future of Campania coastal port-cities

  Daniele Blasi, Carlo Gerundo

  149-162

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• Adaptive cities. Incremental processes for a contemporary urban and territorial regeneration strategy

  Anna Terracciano

  163-183

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• The strategic approach in urban regeneration: the Hamburg model

  Daniela Lepore, Alessandro Sgobbo, Federica Vingelli

  185-218

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• Toward resilient public places on the waterfornt

  Anna Sessarego

  219-230

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• Paris, London, Berlin: 3 Metropolises facing the challenges of Urban Waters

  Frédéric Gache, Michael Städler, Alexandre Brun

  231-240

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• Socio-Technical Aspects of Water Sensitive Urban Design: micro-scale innovative tools for adaptation

  Cristina Visconti

  241-262

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• Water valued in green infrastructure designs and human behaviours: Ecocentric values and their acceptance by human beings

  Eleni Tracada, Francesco Varone

  263-272

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• Aquatic Urbanisms: Water as Planning and Territorial Instrument Considering The 9 Dash Line Policy

  Gerhard Bruyns, Peter Hasdell

  273-284

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• Water Sensitive Urban Open Spaces: Comparing North American Best Management Practices

  Renata Valente

  285-297

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