Rethinking city and nature : architectural strategies for new 'nature connectors' / editor, Cho Im Sik ; assistant editor, Mizah Rahman.

Title & Author:

Rethinking city and nature : architectural strategies for new 'nature connectors' / editor, Cho Im Sik ; assistant editor, Mizah Rahman.

Publication:

Singapore : CASA, Department of Architecture, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore, 2012.

Description:

112 pages : color illustrations, plans ; 22 cm.

Series:

The making of Asian urban epicenters ; 01

Notes:
This studio and publication is part of the research project 'Asian Urban Epicenters - a comparative case study of Singapore and Hong Kong' (Principal Investigator: Cho Im Sik) at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
In English.

ISBN:

9789810733353 (pbk.)
9810733356 (pbk.)

Subject:

City planning Environmental aspects Singapore Case studies.
City planning Environmental aspects China Hong Kong Case studies.
Sustainable urban development Singapore Case studies.
Sustainable urban development China Hong Kong Case studies.
Urbanisme durable Singapour Études de cas.
Urbanisme durable Chine Hongkong Études de cas.
City planning Environmental aspects
Sustainable urban development
China Hong Kong
Singapore

Form/genre:

Case studies
Études de cas.

Added entries:

Cho, Im Sik, editor.
Mizah Rahman, editor.
National University of Singapore. Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture, issuing body.

Architectural strategies for new 'nature connectors'

Holdings:

Location: Library main 283738
Call No.: BIB 222115
Status: Available

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