The theory of attractors for the analysis and design of the historic city: Amida-Diyarbakir

Name: The theory of attractors for the analysis and design of the historic city: Amida-Diyarbakir
Author: Camiz, Alessandro

Title	The theory of attractors for the analysis and design of the historic city: Amida-Diyarbakir
Author	Camiz, Alessandro
Publication Date:	2020-07
Publication Place	- Di Baio publisher, Milan
Subject	space syntax, urban morphology, architecture, history of architecture, urban history
Type	Book
Language	Italian
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Özyeğin University
Library Asset ID	9788874999170
Record ID	58482a68-0dc5-4ebe-abd4-8ca9e6af68ab
Library Location	Architecture
Date	2020-07
Sample Text	The application of different techniques for the study of the city remains today (Whitehand, 2018), as it was 20 years ago (Whitehand, 1997) and (Marzot, 1998) the most interesting experimental field in the context of urban morphology. Our object of study is the city and we should therefore apply the tools derived from the different theories to verify if these are confirmed by the different cases and, finally, to refine these theories. The case of Amida-Diyarbakir was selected to compare different analyzes, belonging to the Muratorian and Conzenian school of urban morphology: the analysis of the orientation, the cyclic inversion of center and limit, analysis of the attraction, the identification of the fringe belts and space syntax.

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The theory of attractors for the analysis and design of the historic city: Amida-Diyarbakir

Author Camiz, Alessandro

Publication Date 2020-07

Publication Place - Di Baio publisher, Milan

Subject space syntax, urban morphology, architecture, history of architecture, urban history

Type Book

Language Italian

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Özyeğin University

Library Asset ID 9788874999170

Record ID 58482a68-0dc5-4ebe-abd4-8ca9e6af68ab

Library Location Architecture

Date 2020-07

Sample Text The application of different techniques for the study of the city remains today (Whitehand, 2018), as it was 20 years ago (Whitehand, 1997) and (Marzot, 1998) the most interesting experimental field in the context of urban morphology. Our object of study is the city and we should therefore apply the tools derived from the different theories to verify if these are confirmed by the different cases and, finally, to refine these theories. The case of Amida-Diyarbakir was selected to compare different analyzes, belonging to the Muratorian and Conzenian school of urban morphology: the analysis of the orientation, the cyclic inversion of center and limit, analysis of the attraction, the identification of the fringe belts and space syntax.