Topos: European landscape magazine

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  Año 2020, Número 110

  • GLIDING OVER CITYSCAPES. More and more metropolitan areas are discovering cable cars as a means of transport in inner cities

    Ute Strimmer

    págs. 18-23

    

  • MOVING FORWARD. It is high time to rethink our mobility. The only question is how?

    Steffen Braun

    págs. 24-29

    

  • WALKABILITY AS A NEW URBAN MOVEMENT. Jeff Speck and the walkable city

    Jeff Speck

    págs. 30-37

    

  • “WE NO LONGER NEED ANY ASSEMBLY-LINE CITIES” .How to create bikeable and walkable environments through active mobility all around the world?

    Jorn Wemmenhove, Lior Steinberg

    págs. 38-41

    

  • TURNING STREETS INTO PARKS How to recode urban space and redefine streets as green spaces in Melbourne?

    Tobias Baldauf, Rupert Halbartschlager, Marie-Theres Okresek, Tatjana Oshima, Florian Otto

    págs. 42-49

    

  • “(IS THERE) ANY ROOM FOR MICRO-MOBILITY…?” Mobility researcher Andreas Knie on the fascination and the controversy of new vehicles in urban spaces

    Andreas Knie

    págs. 50-51

    

  • NO WALK IN THE PARK. Constant Cap on non-motorised transport in Kenya

    Constant Cap

    págs. 52-57

    

  • Mobility: facts & figures. Illustration by Steffen Kraft

    Steffen Kraft (il.)

    págs. 58-59

    

  • In conversation with Patrick Nathen of Lilium.The sky is the limit: The potential of urban air mobility

    págs. 60-61

    

  • REVISITING AUTOPIA. How can we perceive the city of Los Angeles in the context of different types of mobility?

    Emily Schlickman

    págs. 62-67

    

  • BUS STOP LA. Jackson Adair’s long-term photo observation of a bus stop in LA reveals a microcosm of urban everyday life

    Jackson Adair (fot.)

    págs. 68-71

    

  • “THERE IS AN INCREASING NEED…” The future of mobility lies precisely in the fusion of mobility and logistics

    págs. 72-73

    

  • FRAMING THE EDGES. The potential to reinterpret and reorganize existing urban carpets as urbanes land

    págs. 74-81

    

  • A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE. A critical reflection on the walkability term: Great City Chengdu and Masdar City

    págs. 82-85

    

  • MOVING BETWEEN UTOPIA AND DYSTOPIA. A comparison between the utopian thinkers of the 1960’s and the corporate utopian innovators of today

    págs. 86-91

    

  • UP AND AWAY . Vertical mobility promises new types of aerial urban landscapes that can enrich the highrise way of life

    Mark Kammerbauer

    págs. 92-97

    

  • In conversation with Bill Baker, SOM. On the interdependencies between vertical transportation technology and highrise construction

    Bill Baker (entrevistado)

    págs. 98-100