02100nam a2200289 a 4500001001500000003000400015005001700019008004100036020003500077020003000112040000900142050000900151082001000160245012500170260004600295300002100341520108700362650002301449650002401472650002601496650003401522700002801556856008201584942001201666999001901678952011301697ASIN1907317392OSt20180116192423.0140714s2012    xxu                 eng d  a1907317392 (paperback)c$29.95  a9781907317392 (paperback)  csada04aGF5004a304.200aAtlas :bgeography, architecture and change in an interdependent world /cedited by renata Tyszczuk and Melissa Butcher.  aLondon. :bBlack Dog Architecture,c2012.  a160 p. ;c26 cm.  aAtlas: Geography, Architecture and Change in an Interdependent World helps readers find their way through the practical and ethical challenges presented by globalisation and global environmental change. Atlas: Geography, Architecture and Change in an Interdependent World combines recent thinking on human geography and architecture on global environmental change issues, setting out to develop a reinterpretation of cartography and a reframing of sustainability. The aim is to find a "re-drawing of the earth" and the "making of new maps". With a focus on the growth and remaking of cities it offers an innovative mix of essays and shorter texts, original artworks and distinctive re-mappings. The Atlas arises out of a unique collaboration between scholars and practitioners from architecture and human geography. The project is in collaboration with the Open Space Research Centre at The Open University and is a collaboration between academics from the Geography discipline OU, the School of Architecture, University of Sheffield and researchers at the New Economics Foundation. 0aArchitecture97664 0aGlobalization97665 0aHuman geography97666 0aSustainable development976671 aButcher, Melissa.97668403Amazon.comuhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1907317392/chopaconline-20  2ddccBK  c353984d353984  00102ddc4070aSADAbSADAd2014-07-14l0o304.2 ATL 2012pSADA0002350r2017-01-05v6802.48w2017-01-05yBK