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The never-ending ulysses myth : the influence of the mediterranean sea on architectural thinking
P. 39-46
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Villardjournal : 1, 2018-
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DOI: 10.1400/270458
ISSN: 2704-5676
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In this issue
- Foreword
- Design by research
- Genetic in-formation metaphor : Eduardo Arroyo vs François Roche
- Rejected landscapes / recycled landscapes : waste disposal and recycling sites
- The never-ending ulysses myth : the influence of the mediterranean sea on architectural thinking
- Architectural exhibition : the aesthetics of discourse
- Places beyond infrastructures : the second life of abandoned airfields
- Land stocks : a cross-cutting strategy for the analysis and design of cities and territories
- Towards a workable space
- Kahn's productive ambiguities at the adler and devore houses
- Heritage : Verfall der Aura
- [Kool]age : interdisciplinary process as an opportunity?
- Railway travel : the perception mechanisms of a moving space
- Urban mutations : Bucharest from east border to the core of Europe
- From perception to design : architectural tools for the heritage landscape
- The fourth landscape : ecological restoration, mitigation and compensation as design strategies
- Informal rooting : an open atlas
- World war one : the impact of logistics on european territories
- Slow tracks, fast changes : the Turkish bus terminal as urban transformation device
- Grow right, grow well : the role of architecture and planning in development aid projects at the un.
