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Complexity theories of cities have come of age
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, aménagement urbain, réseaux, forme urbaine, croissance urbaine, complexity theory, théorie de la complexité
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24 - 27 September 2009
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Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
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http://www.bk.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=c3cd26f6-70bb-4374-80c1-e84719d241f7&lang=en
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<b>Organisers' description : </b></div>
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Three decades of research have established the field of complexity theories of cities as a dominant approach to cities. Now that the field has come of age, it is time to stop for a moment, look back at what has been achieved, with appreciation, but also with sober criticism and then look forward at potentials that have yet to be realized.<br />
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As for potentials yet to be realized, this conference will explore the implications of complexity theories of cities to planning and urban design. As examples to what we have in mind consider, firstly, Mike Batty’s (2008) recent observation that “In the past 25 years, our understanding of cities has slowly begun to reflect Jacobs's message. Cities are no longer regarded as being disordered systems. Beneath the apparent chaos and diversity of physical form, there is strong order …”. Secondly, Portugali’s (2008) criticism that “in their search for statistical data to feed their models practitioners of USM tend to overlook the non-quantifiable urban phenomena” and as a consequence, some of the central questions of 21st Century cities and urbanism”. As for potentials yet to be realized we would like to emphasis in this workshop the implications of CTC to planning and urban design.</div>
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<b>Papers : </b></div>
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Peter Allen - Cities : The visible expression of co-evolving complexity<br />
Koen Frenken - Innovation, networks and urban growth : Some reflections on the Barabasi-Albert model<br />
Carlos Gershenson - Self-organising transportation systems<br />
Hermann Haken - Complexity and complexity theories, do these concepts make sense?<br />
Bill Hillier - STHE genetic code for cities - is it simpler than we think?<br />
Juval Portugali - Complexity theories of cities : Achievements, criticism and potentials<br />
Ekim Tan and Juval Portugali - The responsive city design game<br />
Theodore Zamenopoulos - A complexity theoretic view of cities as artefacts of design intentionality</div>
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aménagement urbain
complexity theory
croissance urbaine
forme urbaine
réseaux
théorie de la complexité