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Transformer la Ville

 

Bonjour,

 

Ici, je poste et commente des articles - principalement en anglais et en français - que je trouve intéressants et utiles pour illustrer la façon dont les villes se transforment pour devenir "intelligentes".

Plus spécifiquement, je recherche des articles qui traitent de la manière dont les villes travaillent à l’interne en tant que municipalités, à l’échelle régionale et nationale, avec les opérateurs de services, avec les fournisseurs de solutions logicielles (Apps) et hardware (IoT) ... pour surmonter les obstacles, gagner en efficacité et offrir une valeur réelle à leurs habitants et à leurs visiteurs.

 

Si vous souhaitez me proposer un article que vous avez trouvé pertinent sur ce sujet, veuillez me l’envoyer et je le publierai dans ce blog. Mon adresse e-mail est : jonathan.woods@eukalypton.com

La ville post-coronavirus

La ville post-coronavirus

↑     Moins peuplée, sans voiture, plus naturelle ou truffée de caméras de surveillance : de quelle ville voulons-nous désormais ? (Crédit : Needpix) Reflections sur la vie urbaine suite à l'épidémie - retour à un normal ou transformations profondes                ...

UK cities after lockdown

UK cities after lockdown

↑  A new scheme in Milan has re-allocated car parking space for pedestrians and cyclists There seems be be broad consensus that urban mobility will change post Coronavirus lockdowns, favouring cycling & walking. For city dwellers, these modes can work fairly...

MaaS 4 Freedom

MaaS 4 Freedom

MaaS has become an a rather complex and elusive subject. Fundamentally the benefits of MaaS depend on the adoption of an acceptable and  sustainable model for connecting citizens with the transportation system in their city or area. There are many issues relating to...

Urban Density and Covid-19

Urban Density and Covid-19

This is another article which challenges the belief that urban housing density is a significant factor in the spread of coronavirus. It seems hard, however, to deny that "non-confined" urban lifestyle density, compared to rural lifestyles, is not a powerful...

650 kilometers of Cycleways for post-Lockdown Paris

650 kilometers of Cycleways for post-Lockdown Paris

↑   Pop-up “Corona Cycleway” on Avenue Leclerc in Paris, imagined by the Paris en Selle association.       PARIS EN SELLE The Covid Lockdown is opening minds to the way things could be and giving momentum to trends already underway to...

Visionary ‘Smart Forest City’ for Cancun

Visionary ‘Smart Forest City’ for Cancun

↑  Stefano Boeri Architetti This article is a welcome interlude in the tsunami of Covid-19 related articles on city matters STEFANO BOERI DESIGNS VISIONARY ‘SMART FOREST CITY’ FOR CANCUN Italian architect Stefano Boeri has designed a green ‘smart forest city’ for...

About Balconies & Social Distancing

About Balconies & Social Distancing

↑  Balconies like this one in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, allow apartment-dwellers to take their video chats outside.               Stephanie Keith/Bloomberg This article shows how city apartments with balconies can alleviate the need to practice social distancing in a...

Is Urban Density an Enemy in the Coronavirus Fight?

Is Urban Density an Enemy in the Coronavirus Fight?

↑    Image Panoramic skyline, Wuhan, China. This article presents the evidence from China and argues that Urban Density is not a key factor in explaining the spread of the coronavirus             by :   WANLI FANG    &   SAMEH WAHBA   -   20 APRIL 2020 Urban...

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