Bangkok: The Ecology and Design of an Aqua-City
Bangkok: The Ecology and Design of an Aqua-City
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曼谷：水城的生态与设计
DOI：
10.1007/978-94-007-5341-9_26
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发表时间：
2013
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通讯作者：
Ying Palopakon
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作者：
Danai Thaitakoo;B. McGrath;S. Srithanyarat;Ying Palopakon
本研究从强调从目前的固体状态的景观城市主义，对一个更系统的方法来城市设计的动态液体状态的水景城市主义的基础上，从根本上转变。语言的这种转变也代表了气候变化时代城市设计思维的转变。关于水景城市主义的争论以泰国大曼谷为例进行了重要的案例研究。曼谷是世界上最脆弱和最危险的城市之一，已经经历了不可预测的气候变化的严重影响。它还展示了一种退化但仍然充满活力的土著水为基础的城市化，这种城市化仍然是与季风降雨和湿稻种植的历史周期相一致的复原力和适应性的典范。曼谷的案例研究将有助于重新定义水景城市主义的概念，以解决社会和环境的挑战。
This research begins with a radical shift in emphasis from the current solid state of landscape urbanism, towards a more systemic approach to urban design based on the dynamic liquid states of waterscape urbanism. This shift in language also represents a shift in thinking about urban design in the age of climate change. The argument about the waterscape urbanism presents Greater Bangkok, Thailand, as a critical case study. Bangkok is one of the most vulnerable and at risk cities in the world already experiencing severe effects of unpredictable climate change. It also presents a degraded, but still vibrant indigenous water-based urbanism that remains a model of resilience and adaptability developed in concert with the historical cycles of monsoon rains and wet rice cultivation. The case study of Bangkok will contribute to an argument about making a redefined concept of waterscape urbanism central to addressing the social and environmental challenges.