
handle: 11567/847738
The exploration of the theoretical and linguistic potential of recycling in architecture is not new in project disciplines and has been the base of the international exhibition RE-CYCLE at the MAXXI Foundation in Rome in 2011. This paper traces a theoretical framework of recycling approaches applied to architecture, urban design and landscape design, considering the debate of oppositions in terms of modern-postmodern, utopia-realism, collective-individual; contrarily it represents a strategy that is able to collect unlimited individual tendencies, able to absorb the past and the identity of context without imitating them or being overwhelmed by their value.
Urban visions, Recycle, Addition, Landscape architecture, Urban typologies
Urban visions, Recycle, Addition, Landscape architecture, Urban typologies
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