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Porous City: From Metaphor to Urban Agenda [Hardback]

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Some time ago, Walter Benjamin and Asja Lacis used the term "porosity" with reference to Naples’ urban characteristics – spaces merging into each other and providing the backdrop for the unforeseen – improvisation as a way of life.

Today, the term "porosity" in this context is increasingly used conceptually.

Well-known authors from the worlds of architecture, town planning, and landscape design embark on a search for new concepts for a life-enhancing, user-friendly city – with reference to this enigmatic term.

The term refers to the overlaying and interweaving of spaces and structures, to urban textures and their architectural properties and qualities – to cities with radically mixed urban functions.

Porous City-From Metaphor to Urban Agenda 9(8)
Sophie Wolfrum
Reflections on the Term
Porosity-Porous City
17(3)
Sophie Wolfrum
News from Naples? An Essay on Conceptual Narratives
20(6)
Michael Koch
Porous-Notes on the Architectural History of the Term
26(6)
Dietrich Erben
Urban Porosity and the Right to a Shared City
32(6)
Stavros Stavrides
Drifting Clouds: Porosity as a Paradigm
38(4)
Maren Harnack
The Ideal of the Broken-down: Porous States of Disrepair
42(6)
Giorgia Aguilar
Porous Iridescences
48(2)
Eduard Bru
Porosity: Why This Figure Is Still Useful
50(8)
Paola Vigane
Architecture and Urban Design
Exploring the Unforeseen-Porosity as a Concept
58(2)
Christian Zohrer
Still Here while Being There-About Boundaries and Thresholds
60(4)
Sophie Wolfrum
Negotiating Porosity
64(6)
Christoph Heinemann
Deep Threshold
70(6)
Stephen Bates
Bruno Krucker
Porous and Hybrid: Conditions for the Complex City
76(3)
Rita Pinto de Freitas
Thinking about Staircases: Circulation Spaces in Residential Housing
79(3)
Francesca Fornasier
Porosity of the Monolithic
82(2)
Uta Graff
Bigness and Porosity
84(4)
Margitta Buchert
Reintroducing Porosity
88(2)
Gunther Laux
Space In-between
90(6)
Doris Zoller
Theodor Fischer, Urban Spaces Munich
96(4)
Markus Lanz
Ambiguous Figure and Cloud
100(8)
Alban Janson
Producing Space and Acting
Performativity, Sensuality, Temporary Interventions, Negotiation
108(2)
Heiner Stengel
What Can Architecture Do? Blueprint for a Porous Architecture Museum
110(4)
Angelika Fitz
The "Curated" City-Art in Public Space
114(5)
Hanne Rung
Building Vibrant Environments
119(3)
Alex Romer
Porosity and Open Form
122(4)
Christopher Dell
Bernd Kniess
Dominique Peck
Anna Richter
WandererUni around the World
126(6)
Ton Matton
Improvised City
132(4)
Dimitris Theodoropoulos
Does the City Blur All Its Traces?
136(6)
Heiner Stengel
Open Leipzig, 2009
142(2)
Sofia Dona
Salsa Urbana
144(4)
Alissa Diesch
Beyond the Wall
148(4)
The Tentative Collective
Urban Regulations and Planning
About Legal Frameworks, Basic Politics, and Tactics
152(2)
Imke Mumm
Toward a New Land Reform
154(4)
Florian Hertweck
Urbanes Gebiet
158(4)
Sophie Wolfrum
The Porous City Cannot Be Planned!
162(5)
Imke Mumm
Cities in Suspension
167(3)
Sofia Dona
A City Is an Apple Tree
170(4)
Alex Lehnerer
Porosity-Is Munich a Porous City?
174(8)
Elisabeth Merk
Just Design It: Porosity as Leeway for Designing Urban Space
e178
Nikolai Frhr. von Brandis
Cairo's Advanced Informality
182(6)
Marc Angelil
Cary Siress
Cairo Episodes
188(10)
Monique Juttner
Urban Territoriality and Strategies
Moving from the Macro-to the Micro Scale in the Anthropocene
198(2)
Sofia Dona
The City in the Anthropocene-Multiple Porosities
200(5)
Undine Giseke
A New Water Metabolism: Porosity and Decentralization
205(5)
Cornelia Redeker
Holes in the Future City: Java's Volcanoes
210(8)
Philip Ursprung
Porous or Porridge City?
218(4)
Kees Christiaanse
The Connected and Multiscalar City: Porosity in the Twenty-first Century
222(4)
Alain Thierstein
Urban Landscape Infiltrations
226(4)
Alexandra Bauer
Julian Schaefer
Soeren Schoebel
Yuting Xie
Porosity as a Structural Principle of Urban Landscapes
230(8)
Udo Weilacher
Detecting Porosity
Hanging Around in the Urban Field
238(3)
Norbert Kling
Florian Kurbasik
Porosity in Public Spaces of Migration
241(7)
Ela Kacel
When Commons Become Common
248(6)
Max Ott
St. Louis 1875-2025
254(6)
Benjamin Foerster-Baldenius
Yu Chen
Sabine Zahn
Contested Porosities
260(6)
Norbert Kling
Carsten Jungfer
Bahnhofsviertel
266(6)
Florian Kurbasik
From Diversity to Porosity
272(4)
Shan Yang
Jie Sun
Porous Boundary Spaces in the Beijing Old City
276(4)
Tianyu Zhu
From Counterinsurgency to Urban Quality
280(6)
Frank Eisenmann
Flows, Processes, and Weak Urbanization in Mexico City
286(4)
Christof Gobel
Elizabeth Espinosa Dorantes
Situation
290(6)
Markus Lanz
Accentuate the Positive...
296(6)
Karl Detering
Simon Beesley
Contributors/Authors 302(2)
Picture Credits/Impressum 304
Sophie Wolfrum is Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at the Faculty of Architecture of the Technical University of Munich.