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020			_a9783034605724
041			_aeng
082			_a307.12160951 _bHAS-U
100			_aHossenpflug, Dieter _960794
245			_aUrban code of china / _cDieter Hassenpflug
260			_bBirkhauser, _c2010. _aBasel:
300			_a175 p.
505			_aContents Acknowledgments Introduction 1 How to read a city? 2 Transformations of empty urban space Pajamas and clotheslines Open and public urban places Rocks and plants 3 Swinging lines and dancing dots 4 Closed urban space Closed neighborhoods Introverted neighborhood courtyards Roof and light sculptures Branding compound lifestyles Orient meets Occident -- hybrid urban quarters 5 Open urban space Linear centrality or the magic of the Golden Corridor Open neighborhood spaces Integrated perimeter block strips Neighborhood pedestrian streets Neighborhood and community centers The sutlers of urban growth Mediapolis Postmodern eclecticism in urban planning and design 6 Urban fictions Shanghai s new satellite cities A piece of good old Germany : Anting New Town European travesties of the Chinese city Taiwushi New Town (Thames Town) Luodian New Town (the Nordic city) Holland Village in Shenyang: an urban parody View from the Eiffel Tower towards Angkor Wat 7 The compact city Great street -- vertical block Shenzhen s urban villages The big city River jumping Hyper-growth 8 The Chinese city as a semiotic system Summary Annotations Bibliography Illustration credits
520			_aWas ist das Chinesische an der chinesischen Stadt? Ihre Syntax? Ihr Code? Durch seine Entschlüsselung vermag der Autor die Vielfalt der empirischen Eindrücke zu ordnen und auch aktuelle, von europäischen Architekten geplante Stadtgründungen in China neu zu "lesen".
650			_aPL _959483
650			_aStadtentwicklung _960795
650			_a Architecture
650			_aChina _960797
650			_a Soggetto. _960798
942			_cBK
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