Toward Re-Entanglement A Charter for the City and the Earth

Recognizing the dire threats of climate collapse and mass extinction, the global initiative Bauhaus Earth convened a team of scientists, architects, spatial planners, and policymakers from around the world to author a manifesto. Toward Re-Entanglement: A Charter for the City and the Earth is a call...

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Main Authors:	Misselwitz, Philipp, Organschi, Alan
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Berlin/Boston De Gruyter 2024 Jovis Verlag GmbH JOVIS
Edition:	1
Series:	Bauhaus Earth Essays
Subjects:	Architectural structure and design Architecture ARCHITECTURE / Individual Architects & Firms / General Bauhaus Erde Bausektor Bauwende biodiversity Biodiversität Building construction and materials built environment City and town planning: architectural aspects Civil engineering, surveying and building climate collapse conservation Conservation of buildings and building materials Earth Sciences, Geography, Environment, Planning ecology environmental crisis Environmentally-friendly (‘green’) architecture and design future future buildings future cities future systematic regeneration global climate catastrophe housing human habitats Klimakrise Klimawandel Klimawende land restoration Landscape architecture and design Materialien materials Materials in architecture menschlicher Lebensraum Nachverdichtung Natur nature nature conservation Naturschutz public space Renaturierung repurposing Ressourcenknappheit social crisis Sustainability systematic regeneration Technology, Engineering, Agriculture, Industrial processes The Arts The environment Umnutzung urban consolidation Wohnbau öffentlicher Raum Ökologie Umnutzung environmental crisis built environment housing Klimawandel Bauwende menschlicher Lebensraum Klimawende Wohnbau public space climate collapse ecology Naturschutz Nachverdichtung Materialien social crisis future cities Ökologie biodiversity nature Biodiversität öffentlicher Raum Natur systematic regeneration Renaturierung repurposing Ressourcenknappheit human habitats future buildings conservation land restoration materials future global climate catastrophe Bausektor Klimakrise urban consolidation Bauhaus Erde
ISBN:	3986120475, 9783986120474, 9783986120467, 3986120467
ISSN:	2943-5552
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Table of Contents:

Intro -- Introduction -- A Call to Action -- Why We Must Act -- What We Must Do -- 1. Invest in nature -- 2. Expand the system boundaries of design and governance, and the temporal and spatial scales of our agency -- 3. Enhance rather than deplete biodiversity -- 4. Sink carbon by construction -- 5. Capture natural energy rather than extracting fossil fuels -- 6. Question why we build and what we build with and prioritize the reuse of existing buildings and material -- 7. Build dense and poly-centric cities to restore urban community and regional wildlands -- 8. Provide homes for all people to build social equity, economic livelihood, and shared respect for our common resources -- 9. Make public space the essential infrastructure of cities and the site of sociopolitical discourse and innovation -- 10. Empower rural communities and engage the traditional knowledge and practices of Indigenous peoples and non-Western cultures -- 11. Welcome new urban citizens -- 12. Redefine beauty by building with love and compassion for humans and non-humans alike -- What We Need for Systemic Change and a Regenerative Future -- Coauthors -- Motivations and Reflections: Bridging Language and Action
11. Welcome new urban citizens --
7. Build dense and poly-centric cities to restore urban community and regional wildlands --
12. Redefine beauty by building with love and compassion for humans and non-humans alike --
What We Need for Systemic Change and a Regenerative Future --
3. Enhance rather than deplete biodiversity --
9. Make public space the essential infrastructure of cities and the site of sociopolitical discourse and innovation --
Philipp Misselwitz, Alan Organschi
10. Empower rural communities and engage the traditional knowledge and practices of Indigenous peoples and non-Western cultures --
Motivations and Reflections: Bridging Language and Action
What We Must Do --
6. Question why we build and what we build with and prioritize the reuse of existing buildings and material --
1. Invest in nature --
2. Expand the system boundaries of design and governance, and the temporal and spatial scales of our agency --
Coauthors --
4. Sink carbon by construction --
Frontmatter --
5. Capture natural energy rather than extracting fossil fuels --
8. Provide homes for all people to build social equity, economic livelihood, and shared respect for our common resources --
Introduction --
A Call to Action --
Why We Must Act --