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Content Why is it important? Examples from Western Europe New trends Conclusions
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Why is it important? because we care about our
environment because they’re in the centre of the city because they’re
valuable
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Vienna, Gasometer What was before: huge gas tanks built between 1896
and 1899 worked till 1986
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Vienna, Gasometer Architects: Coop Himmelb(l)au Stefan Ettl Jean Nouvel Manfred Wehdorn
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Vienna, Gasometer What has been built: reconstruction started in 1996 student
hostels, small flats for students, three room flats for
families, exclusive lofts offices, conference hall kindergarten shopping centre, cinemas, sport complex municipal and the regional archive subway U3 was prolonged, new north-east highway
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Rotterdam, Kop van Zuid What was before: port poor quality houses from
early XIX. cent.
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Rotterdam, Kop van Zuid Architects: Rick Bakker Teun Koolhaas Norman Foster Renzo Piano
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Rotterdam, Kop van Zuid What has been built: reconstruction started
in 1994 social apartments, houses for the middle-class, luxury homes office
buildings, business related constructions two new universities port was turned into an industrial museum, gallery, theatre, cinemas Erasmus Bridge, tram line, new metro station
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London, Olympic park What was before: industrial quarter from end of
XIX. cent.
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London, Olympic park Architects: Populus Zaha Hadid Hopkins Allies & Morrison
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London, Olympic park What has been built: reconstruction started in
2005 sport complexes revitalisation on the river Lee, huge park modern power
plant olympic village transformed into block of flats, another 9000 flats development of public transport , road network
(pedestrians, cyclists, cars)
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Trend #1: Multifunctional building different flats for different sectors
of society sell it or rent it + social housing offices,