Water vs. Urban Scape: Exploring Integrated Water-Urban Arrangements

Preface Marco Ranzato p.7, Introduction: the Water-Urban Dilemma Marco Ranzato p. 11, Designing for Diverse Urban-Waterscapes p.25, Diffuse Water in Città Diffusa by Marco Ranzato and Giambattista Zaccariotto p.27, Reimagining the Relationship Between Cities and Water:an Australian Perspective Dave Hedgcock and Mike Mouritz p.49, Grafting on the Water Landscape in the Dispersed Urban Territory of Flanders Christian Nolf and Bruno De Meulder p.65, Oslo Water Sensitive City. A Design Approach for Transition Giambattista Zaccariotto p.83, Making City. Arnavutköy, Istanbul Sotiria Kornaropoulou, Jaap van der Salm, and Dirk Sijmons p.97, Conceiving Water Space in Kigali: Dificulties and Opportunities in Shaping the Informal City Ilaria Boniburini p.115, Rediscovering the Water Network for Enhancing the Pedestrian System of Shanghai Tongyu Sun p.133, Designing the Brussels Urban-Waterscape p.147, Brussels Urban-Waterscape Marco Ranzato p.149, Brussels' Visible Water: Marco Ranzato, Alessandra Marcon, Simone Conz, Liu Siyu, and Zhao Yang p.185, Towards New Urban 'Hydrographies' Alessandra Marcon and Marie Pire p.202, Brussels' Heterogeneity for Water : Marco Ranzato, Roberto Genna, Pauline Cabrit, Maëlle Thueux, and Wu Xiaoyu p.207, Integrated Water Systems in Heterogeneous Urban Areas Martina Gentili and Andrea Aragone p.226, Water Following Brussels' Socio-Topography: Marco Ranzato, Marta De Marchi, Simone Conz, Yixin Xu, and Bianca Fanta p.233, Water Management in the Light of Social Topography by Marta De Marchi p.252, Brussels' Water Courses Retrofitting by Marco Ranzato, Catalina Codruta Dobre, Simone Conz, and Olivia Adamska p.259, Retrofitting Urban Rivers in Dense Areas: Urban Space as a Critical Resource by Andrea Bortolotti, Catalina Codruta Dobre, and Luisa Moretto p.278, Brussels' Heterogeneity and Fragmentation via Topography Gery Leloutre p.285, Epilogue: Designers' Dreams and Urban Water Sybrand Tjallingii p.309