[注意] 1 本店只販售全新正品,絕不賣仿冒品,請安心購買。 2 下標前可以蝦皮聊聊是否商品有現貨。 3 下單前請再次確認選購的商品款式,商品須保持全新,並於取貨後15天內提出。若經拆封、使用後導致商品缺乏完整性,恕不提供退貨服務。 [商品資訊] by Alexander Gutzmer 平裝: 112頁 出版社: Callwey (2020) 語言: 英語 ISSN: 0942752X ISSN-13: 9770942752008 [商品內容] Topos 110 presents cutting-edge contributions to these questions and topics: GLIDING OVER CITYSCAPES More and more metropolitan areas are discovering cable cars as a means of transport in inner cities MOVING FORWARD It is high time to rethink our mobility. The only question is how? WALKABILITY AS A NEW URBAN MOVEMENT Jeff Speck and the walkable city "WE NO LONGER NEED ANY ASSEMBLY-LINE CITIES" How to create bikeable and walkable environments through active mobility all around the world? TURNING STREETS INTO PARKS How to recode urban space and redefine streets as green spaces in Melbourne? "(IS THERE) ANY ROOM FOR MICRO-MOBILITY...?" Mobility researcher Andreas Knie on the fascination and the controversy of new vehicles in urban spaces NO WALK IN THE PARK Constant Cap on non-motorised transport in Kenya MOBILITY: FACTS & FIGURES Illustration by Steffen Kraft IN CONVERSATION WITH PATRICK NATHEN OF LILIUM The sky is the limit: The potential of urban air mobility REVISITING AUTOPIA How can we perceive the city of Los Angeles in the context of different types of mobility? BUS STOP LA Jackson Adair's long-term photo observation of a bus stop in LA reveals a microcosm of urban everyday life "THERE IS AN INCREASING NEED..." The future of mobility lies precisely in the fusion of mobility and logistics FRAMING THE EDGES The potential to reinterpret and reorganize existing urban carpets as urbanes land A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE A critical reflection on the walkability term: Great City Chengdu and Masdar City MOVING BETWEEN UTOPIA AND DYSTOPIA A comparison between the utopian thinkers of the 1960's and the corporate utopian innovators of today UP AND AWAY Vertical mobility promises new types of aerial urban landscapes that can enrich the highrise way of life IN CONVERSATION WITH BILL BAKER, SOM On the interdependencies between vertical transportation technology and highrise construction