Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian Context

The article presented herein constitutes a research summary on urban, residential housing forms connected with agriculture developed in the years 2010–2021 throughout Northern America, Asia and Europe. The presented research was aimed at a comprehensive and comparative analysis of contemporary archi...

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Main Author: Kleszcz Justyna
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2023-07-01
Series:Architecture, Civil Engineering, Environment
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/acee-2023-0013
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description The article presented herein constitutes a research summary on urban, residential housing forms connected with agriculture developed in the years 2010–2021 throughout Northern America, Asia and Europe. The presented research was aimed at a comprehensive and comparative analysis of contemporary architecture, concerning new spatial phenomenon, analysing both the external form and the internal structure – formal and functional, of the resulting housing development. The method of global sampling was chosen as the possible examples of housing estates related to greenery or agriculture are spread worldwide. The paper aims to identify the main trends in creating a new form of urban living and to find the main points generating changes in the structure of buildings in connection with urban agriculture. Seven case studies were selected for the study, relating to both conceptual and already completed projects, showing a number of differences between the theoretical approach and its implementation, both in terms of the adopted assumptions and parameters of the obtained space in relation to housing estates combining architecture and greenery from that period. Case studies from Asia, North America and Europe created a background for comparison with the first Polish example of this type of development, located in Poznań.
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spelling doaj.art-663a443d09204df3b83ed640aac671042023-07-24T11:19:41ZengSciendoArchitecture, Civil Engineering, Environment2720-69472023-07-01162294410.2478/acee-2023-0013Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian ContextKleszcz Justyna0PhD, Associate Prof.; Department of Architecture and Urban Planning, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Opole University of Technology, Katowicka Str. 48, Opole, PolandThe article presented herein constitutes a research summary on urban, residential housing forms connected with agriculture developed in the years 2010–2021 throughout Northern America, Asia and Europe. The presented research was aimed at a comprehensive and comparative analysis of contemporary architecture, concerning new spatial phenomenon, analysing both the external form and the internal structure – formal and functional, of the resulting housing development. The method of global sampling was chosen as the possible examples of housing estates related to greenery or agriculture are spread worldwide. The paper aims to identify the main trends in creating a new form of urban living and to find the main points generating changes in the structure of buildings in connection with urban agriculture. Seven case studies were selected for the study, relating to both conceptual and already completed projects, showing a number of differences between the theoretical approach and its implementation, both in terms of the adopted assumptions and parameters of the obtained space in relation to housing estates combining architecture and greenery from that period. Case studies from Asia, North America and Europe created a background for comparison with the first Polish example of this type of development, located in Poznań.https://doi.org/10.2478/acee-2023-0013housing developmenturban agriculturemulti-functionalityurban farmingmulti-family housing
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Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian Context
Architecture, Civil Engineering, Environment
housing development
urban agriculture
multi-functionality
urban farming
multi-family housing
title Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian Context
title_full Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian Context
title_fullStr Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian Context
title_full_unstemmed Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian Context
title_short Agriculture as a Catalyst for New Forms of Urban Habitat in Residential Architecture. A Case of Multi-Family and Mixed Housing Estates from 2010–2021 – European, American and Asian Context
title_sort agriculture as a catalyst for new forms of urban habitat in residential architecture a case of multi family and mixed housing estates from 2010 2021 european american and asian context
topic housing development
urban agriculture
multi-functionality
urban farming
multi-family housing
url https://doi.org/10.2478/acee-2023-0013
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