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2018 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
7. Distinctive and Pleasant – Urban morphology and urban identity: landscape perception
verfasst von : Chiara Camaioni
Erschienen in: Quality of Life in Urban Landscapes
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Abstract
When we think about the concept of form, which the traditional city heralds, we commonly think about a finite design, a compact, organized space composed of elements and components that over time have generated interactions and defined social structures and lifestyles. New urban forms instead go beyond the concept of form intended as “finiteness” (Benevolo 2011). In fact, the modern city expands over the territory, and its borders are pushed beyond the “physical confines” and administrative limits of the consolidated settlement structure.