Jan Gehl: ?In The Last 50 Years, Architects Have Forgotten What a Good Human Scale Is?
This interview was initially published in Spanish by City Manager as “Jan Gehl, ciudades para la gente.”
LA DISTANCIA FÃSICA REPERCUTE EN EL CONTACTO SOCIAL. Si muchos integrantes de nuestra familia viven cerca, se les ve mucho más seguido que si lo hicieran a 20 o 30 kilómetros. Entonces, por supuesto, si las circunstancias permiten que la familia o varios miembros de ella puedan vivir cerca, se tendrá una red más densa que si se encuentran diseminados.. Image CortesÃa de Revista City Manager
This interview was initially published in Spanish by City Manager as “Jan Gehl, ciudades para la gente.”Jah Gehl is recognized as a follower of Jane Jacobs, the “grandmother” of urbanism and humanist planning. He has been a professor at the Danish Real Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and visiting professor in Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Mexico, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Poland, and Norway. 50 years ago he created his own consultancy, Gehl Architects, in Denmark, where he completed diverse urban projects from around the world using data and strategic analysis.The below text comes from an interview with the Danish architect, theorist and world leader in urban development, and promoter, following Jane Jacobs, of the human scale in the design of public spaces.What should we understand by human scale cities"When I talk about this concept, I take human senses as a...
LA DISTANCIA FÃSICA REPERCUTE EN EL CONTACTO SOCIAL. Si muchos integrantes de nuestra familia viven cerca, se les ve mucho más seguido que si lo hicieran a 20 o 30 kilómetros. Entonces, por supuesto, si las circunstancias permiten que la familia o varios miembros de ella puedan vivir cerca, se tendrá una red más densa que si se encuentran diseminados.. Image CortesÃa de Revista City Manager
This interview was initially published in Spanish by City Manager as “Jan Gehl, ciudades para la gente.”Jah Gehl is recognized as a follower of Jane Jacobs, the “grandmother” of urbanism and humanist planning. He has been a professor at the Danish Real Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and visiting professor in Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Mexico, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Poland, and Norway. 50 years ago he created his own consultancy, Gehl Architects, in Denmark, where he completed diverse urban projects from around the world using data and strategic analysis.The below text comes from an interview with the Danish architect, theorist and world leader in urban development, and promoter, following Jane Jacobs, of the human scale in the design of public spaces.What should we understand by human scale cities"When I talk about this concept, I take human senses as a...
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