OF ARCHITECTURE COPENHAGEN CITY - Itera
OF ARCHITECTURE COPENHAGEN CITY - Itera
OF ARCHITECTURE COPENHAGEN CITY - Itera
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03 URBAN SPACES / FOCUS AREAS<br />
FOCUS AREAS/<br />
URBAN LIFE<br />
URBAN SPACES<br />
URBAN LANDSCAPES<br />
URBAN WATER AREAS<br />
URBAN DEVELOPMENT AREAS<br />
Urban life<br />
The City of Copenhagen wants to<br />
enhance urban life, and in A Metropolis<br />
for People, the emphasis is on three<br />
areas which together enhance conditions<br />
for urban life. Good conditions for<br />
pedestrians, good places to spend time,<br />
and a wide and varied range of possible<br />
activities and events in the urban space.<br />
Architecture and urban spaces should<br />
invite more people to stay longer, encourage<br />
more people to walk more, and<br />
provide more urban life for everybody.<br />
Urban spaces<br />
The City of Copenhagen wants for<br />
architecture and individual buildings to<br />
relate to a larger plan for the surrounding<br />
urban spaces. New urban spaces<br />
should expand the existing network and<br />
thus support urban connectivity. Urban<br />
spaces should encourage movement,<br />
activity and experiences. Therefore,<br />
we emphasise aesthetics, safety and<br />
comfort. Urban spaces should reflect a<br />
larger architectural concept that creates<br />
the desired settings conceptually, aesthetically<br />
and functionally, and which<br />
matches traffic needs and the functions<br />
and design of the surrounding<br />
buildings. It is essential to address the<br />
peripheral zones and the transitions between<br />
public and private space, where<br />
people can meet and spend time.<br />
”<br />
It is essential to address the<br />
peripheral zones and the transitions<br />
between public and private<br />
space, where people can meet<br />
and spend time