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The objective of this study is to involve architecture and its planning abilities, to face the irregularities that have proliferated over the current geological epoch, the Anthropocene, and to grow and evolve together with the rest of the disciplines who tackle its actual problems. By embarking upon the duality that architecture is constantly invol...
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... interconnections are described by Haraway with the notion of string figures, where the connectives of species are represented with string-like networks, to represent their interweaving upon our planet. Fig.5. show this idea of strings that connect humans with other entities that play their roles in the Gaia environment. ...
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... the bazaar area, the structure itself is accidental and has sealed the entire surface with building materials. The map in figure 55, shows the picture of the greenery in residential or cultural buildings around the site (green marks) and the bazaar itself (red mark). The dominant greenspaces are from the old ottoman empire dwellings, where each house used to have its own garden in order to maintain the proportion of built environment and natural system. ...
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... the other recognizes that through such presence, and energy, living beings could grow and prosper reciprocally. Close to the Prishtina Bazaar there is approaching street that shows very good example to how a road could be shaded to create comfort and stimulate natural habitat ( figure 56). This sample, even though dominated by cars ironically, could possess positive virtues that can be followed in order to rethink the main concept of the bazaar. ...
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... figure 75, shows the selected territory of Prishtina's Railway Station. The area has longitudinal shape along the railway from the station building until the Arberia roundabout, which is important junction that links center of the town with north and west. ...
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... the neighborhood is unique for its linear arrangement of houses and its relatively quiet standard of living. Such character of the district makes it perfect location for the majority of international embassies which are located here. Most of the dwellings are 2-3 floor residential houses and follow a similar layout to a suburbean neighborhood ( fig. 95). Disadvantage of this area is its disjunction from the rest of the city. It is evident on map that therail tracks act as a frontier from the city center. This disjointedness is reflected on the citizens who feel that Arbëria is further than it seems, forming more of a mental barrier rather than a geographical one. Nevertheless, on the ...
