Climate Corridors Sarajevo
Shaping water into public places of inclusion
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2021-09
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Abstract
Sarajevo´s culture is as diverse as its rich architecture and history of
urbanization. Located on the Balkan Route, a crossroads between
north and south, east and west, the city confronts us with one of the
highest pollution levels of air, soil water, of any capital city in Europe.
The watershed of the Miljacka River, wells, fountains, retention infrastructures,
and flood plains are our point of departure. They have
the potential to unlock socio-ecological systems, multifunctional
corridors, and catalytic projects, that can transform fragmented
neighborhoods, offering a living system of public water-places to
the inhabitants.
At the intersection of architecture, landscape, and public art, the
studio envisions trans-scalar processes and interventions, addressing
the cities social and ecological crisis, in support of the Sarajevo
Cantonal Planning Office, applying a systemic design methodology,
and responding to the urgent need for concrete projects and Climate
Action. Policy recommendations and general advice for upscaling
such prototypical concepts are already successful in other
cities globally and apply to the Sarajevo-Case.
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ETH Zurich
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Architecture; Urban Design; 3D-Modelling; Sarajevo City; Public Space
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03882 - Klumpner, Hubert / Klumpner, Hubert
02655 - Netzwerk Stadt u. Landschaft ARCH u BAUG / Network City and Landscape ARCH and BAUG
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Design Studio | Fall'21: Urban Prototyping, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina