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AGRICULTURAL CAPITAL – PROJECTS FOR A CULTIVATED CITY

AGRICULTURAL CAPITAL - PROJECTS FOR A CULTIVATED CITY Pavillon de l'Arsenal, Paris From October 2, 2018 to February 10, 2019 - Free Admission Residents of the metropolis have rediscovered agriculture as a way to address growing environmental crises as well as...

Vortrag Conrad Amber im Naturhistorisches Museum Wien

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IBA-FOKUS – DIE STADT IM KLIMAWANDEL

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Remarks at High-Level Event on Climate Change

António Guterres, UN-Secretary-General: REMARKS on CLIMATE CHANGE Speech at UN General Assembly, New York, 26.9.2018 ..."Climate change is the defining issue of our time – and we are at a defining moment. Many times journalists ask me what...

IBA WIEN: die Biotope City am Wienerberg erhält IBA-Kandidat-Status

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AGRICULTURAL CAPITAL – PROJECTS FOR A CULTIVATED CITY

by Helga Fassbinder | Monday January 21st, 2019 | Biotope City Journal, Neuigkeiten | 0 Comments

Vortrag Conrad Amber im Naturhistorisches Museum Wien

by Helga Fassbinder | Monday January 7th, 2019 | Biotope City Journal, Neuigkeiten | 0 Comments

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BIOTOPE CITY – DIE GARTENSTADT DES 21. JAHRHUNDERTS

by Helga Fassbinder | Sunday December 16th, 2018 | Architektur & Stadtentwicklung, Biotope City Journal | 0 Comments

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To grow a fence, a bench, a town!

by Leora Rosner | Monday October 15th, 2018 | Architektur & Stadtentwicklung, Bilder & Videos, Biotope City Journal, Galerie, Interviews, Kunst & Urbanes Leben, natural green, nature, Projekte, Technik & Innovation, Urbane Ökologie, Urbanes Grün | 0 Comments

To grow a fence, a bench, a town! An interview with Bob Radstake Leora Rosner When Bob Radstake returned from a trip to Australia he realised how much he missed seeing nature within urban areas. As he states, “I was walking along the street when the idea just fell...

Amsterdam City Hall roof planted

by Leora Rosner | Sunday October 14th, 2018 | Architektur & Stadtentwicklung, Biotope City Journal, Galerie, nature, Projekte, Technik & Innovation, Urbane Ökologie | 0 Comments

Amsterdam City Hall roof planted Leora Rosner Due to the tenacity of one person a seed was planted and nurtured until it grew and began to blossom. The story of planting the roof of the City Hall of Amsterdam (the Stopera) began in April of 2007 when a letter was sent...

Wild or not: which do you prefer?

by Leora Rosner | Sunday October 14th, 2018 | Architektur & Stadtentwicklung, Biotope City Journal, Galerie, natural green, nature, Urbane Ökologie | 0 Comments

Wild or not: which do you prefer? Leora Rosner Wild gardens in our steel, glass and brick jungles offer a softer view. Placed along facades where one would generally never see a garden, because of lack of interest, wild gardens would help create a greener...

Walking with Weeds

by Leora Rosner | Thursday October 11th, 2018 | Architektur & Stadtentwicklung, Biotope City Journal, Galerie, natural green, nature, Urbane Ökologie | 0 Comments

Walking with Weeds Leora Rosner Now that summer has reached this shore, albeit for a mere few days, come and walk with me. Let’s see what’s growing along the sidewalks, streets, fences and empty lots. Let’s look at the wild potential in greening and cooling cities....

The Urbanity of Wild Plants

by Leora Rosner | Wednesday October 10th, 2018 | Architektur & Stadtentwicklung, Bilder & Videos, Biotope City Journal, Galerie, Kunst, Kunst & Urbanes Leben, natural green, nature, Urbane Ökologie | 0 Comments

The Urbanity of Wild Plants Leora Rosner Cooperation is the wild plants' middle name, up against grey facades or a world of red brick. Urban spread amongst wild plants, can be true development in acceptance of their presence. Wild plants needn't be fenced out for...