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System city : infraestructure and the space of flows

Otros Autores: Aish, Francis ; Besserud, Keith ; Busquets, Joan ; Castro, Eva ; D Stewart, Iain ; Davies, Kate ; Davis, Adam ; Díaz Moreno, Cristina ; García Grinda, Efrén ; Gharleghi, Mebran ; Greenberg, Evan ; Jeronimidis, George ; Lathouri, Marina ; Mangelsdorf, Wolf ; Ramírez, José Alfredo ; Rico, Eduardo ; Segraves, Daniel ; Self, Jack ; Solé, Ricard V. ; Tsigkari, Martha ; Valverde, Sergi ; Weinstock, Michael ; Young, Liam.
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Resumen: A radical shift is taking place in the way that society is thinking about cities, a change from the machine metaphors of the 20th century to mathematical models of the processes of biological and natural systems. From this new perspective, cities are regarded not simply as spatially extended material artefacts, but as complex systems that are analogous to living organisms, exhibiting many of the same characteristics. There is an emerging view that the design of the thousands of new cities needed for an expanding world population are to be founded on intelligent and inhabited infrastructural systems or ‘flow architectures’ of urban metabolisms. The physical arrays of the flow architecture of the city are intimately connected to the networks of subsidiary systems that collect and distribute energy, materials and information. They animate the city, and should therefore be intimately coupled to the spatial and cultural patterns of life in the city, to the public spaces through which people flow, and should unite rather than divide urban morphological and ecological systems.

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A radical shift is taking place in the way that society is thinking about cities, a change from the machine metaphors of the 20th century to mathematical models of the processes of biological and natural systems. From this new perspective, cities are regarded not simply as spatially extended material artefacts, but as complex systems that are analogous to living organisms, exhibiting many of the same characteristics. There is an emerging view that the design of the thousands of new cities needed for an expanding world population are to be founded on intelligent and inhabited infrastructural systems or ‘flow architectures’ of urban metabolisms. The physical arrays of the flow architecture of the city are intimately connected to the networks of subsidiary systems that collect and distribute energy, materials and information. They animate the city, and should therefore be intimately coupled to the spatial and cultural patterns of life in the city, to the public spaces through which people flow, and should unite rather than divide urban morphological and ecological systems.

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