Add to ORKGDivided cities present an intriguing phenomenology in urban design where political and/or cultural circumstances lead to a schism in an otherwise holistic city. The consequence of such division is not only physically present, but also has a long lasting impression on communal and individual identity. This impact is further emphasized by local architecture and how the border is treated in each side of a division. This article uses the island city of Nicosia, Cyprus, located in the Mediterranean, as a case study to better understand how borders in divided cities relate to memory and identity establishment.http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/120297/1/Mehdiabadi_DividedCities.pd
The urban settlement of Nicosia (former Ledra) started in Bronze Age on the two sides of the river P...
It is a very common sight in many cities of the world to have in a material or immaterial form some ...
The cycle of conflict can repeat itself through a city’s rebuilding. In the most extreme cases where...
Conflict is a timeless topic of conversation, rising and recurring in various parts of the world. Wh...
textEthnic conflict is a persistent and vexing problem for the world today. The intercommunal violen...
Urban seperation of cities mostly resulted by the political and ethnic conflict is not considered a ...
Nicosia is a city designed to be divided across many false lines. The rich history of the city revea...
This written thesis investigates the capacity of shared spaces to instigate rapprochement between ad...
The chapter discusses and unfolds the dimensions of territorial fragility in Nicosia in light of Cyp...
In this book, the authors present a combination of research-by-design, place-based, and policy-orien...
The essay proposes a focus on the role of urban heritage in divided settings. The purpose of the art...
The Republic of Cyprus is a country characterised by long-term conflict which resulted in the geopol...
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1994.Includes bibliogra...
The paper examines the role of shared spaces in divided cities in promoting future sustainable commu...
Urban spaces are sites of dynamic connection, but may also be defined by their established boundarie...
The urban settlement of Nicosia (former Ledra) started in Bronze Age on the two sides of the river P...
It is a very common sight in many cities of the world to have in a material or immaterial form some ...
The cycle of conflict can repeat itself through a city’s rebuilding. In the most extreme cases where...
Conflict is a timeless topic of conversation, rising and recurring in various parts of the world. Wh...
textEthnic conflict is a persistent and vexing problem for the world today. The intercommunal violen...
Urban seperation of cities mostly resulted by the political and ethnic conflict is not considered a ...
Nicosia is a city designed to be divided across many false lines. The rich history of the city revea...
This written thesis investigates the capacity of shared spaces to instigate rapprochement between ad...
The chapter discusses and unfolds the dimensions of territorial fragility in Nicosia in light of Cyp...
In this book, the authors present a combination of research-by-design, place-based, and policy-orien...
The essay proposes a focus on the role of urban heritage in divided settings. The purpose of the art...
The Republic of Cyprus is a country characterised by long-term conflict which resulted in the geopol...
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1994.Includes bibliogra...
The paper examines the role of shared spaces in divided cities in promoting future sustainable commu...
Urban spaces are sites of dynamic connection, but may also be defined by their established boundarie...
The urban settlement of Nicosia (former Ledra) started in Bronze Age on the two sides of the river P...
It is a very common sight in many cities of the world to have in a material or immaterial form some ...
The cycle of conflict can repeat itself through a city’s rebuilding. In the most extreme cases where...