Future urban intensities
By: edited by Satoshi Honda
Series: Measuring the Non-Measurable -- 7; Mn'M Workbook -- 3; Measuring the Non-Measurable -- 07
Publisher: International Keio Institute
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Tokyo
Language: eng; jpn
Number of pages: 109
ISBN-13: 9784904894170
Subjects: City planning; Congresses; Urbanization
Other titles: Mirai no toshi no kyódo
Notes: Future urban intensities was produced within the major research project 'Measuring the Non Measurable : eco-urbanity analysis of the relationship between urban densities and intensities', conducted by the International Keio Institute for Architecture and Urbanism - IKI (2011-13) and supported by the Japanese Ministry of Education and Training Strategic Research Grant.

"This book brings together a selection of research papers, which were first presented at the concluding, third 'Measuring the non-Measurable - Mn'M symposium', held in Tokyo 11.2013" -- Page [4] of cover.

Text primarily in English, with some text also translated to Japanese.
Table of contents: title: The prologue / Darko Radović -- Introduction / Satoshi Honda; title: Public/private sensibility -- spatial intensification by architectural means, a visual essay  -- Kengo Kuma; title: Urban moodscapes: feelings, spaces, and attunement  -- Ben Highmore; title: Exercises in urban reconnaisance. An attempt at a rhythmanalytical approach to the urban  -- Lorenzo Tripodi; title: Measurable and non-measurable intensities  -- Satoshi Honda; title: Measuring and hierachical structure of the shape of a contour figure by using a crystalline flow  -- Hidekata Hontani; title: Classification and visualization of road environments using cepstral analysis  -- Seiichiro Katsura and Takami Miyagi; title: Rural airborne radiation monitoring by unmanned aerial vehicle  -- Tomoyuki Furutani, Keisuke Uehara, Kazunori Tanji, Masaki Usami and Toshihiko Asano; title: Factor analysis of well-being and its application to community design -- Takashi Maeno, Masao Saeki and Yui Shinoda; title: Rhythmical, dizzying or boring street: frequency analysis to townscape impression  -- Takahiro Yakoh; title: Preference acquisition detection system using the simple EEG device  -- Yasue Mitsukura; title: Urban intensities -- a case study from Tokyo  -- Milica Muminović; title: Mapping of the body/direct environment as a representation of the city  -- Tamao Hashimoto; title: Intensity in a low density European context, the case of Lille  -- Oriol Clos; title: Learning from urban scale energy modeling methodologies  -- Aleksandar Ivančić; title: VELUXlab: innovation between ART and SCIENCE  -- Marco Imperadori and Arianna Brambilla; title: Participatory intensity  -- Zoran Djukanović and Jelena Živković; title: Alternating boundaries: planning the unplanned  -- Apiradee Kasemsook and Nuttinee Karchanaporn; title: Edges of intensity: redesigning the urban block  -- Jorge Almazán; title: Exploring public-private-space interfaces in 3D Hong Kong and Tokyo -- Hendrik Tieben; title: Neoliberal 'intensities' in "most visited" Bangkok and "most liveable" Melbourne: a view from the cultural interstices  -- Sidh Sintusingha; title: The practice, rhythm, and intensity of everyday (night)life in Singapore: narratives of three quotidian neighborhoods  -- Yeo Su-Jan and Heng Chye Kiang; title: From Laissez-faire and nonchalance to Noblesse Obligé -- Tokyo's new corporate place-making paradigm  -- Christian Dimmer; title: In praise of grotesque urbanities: decoding [de]formative forces within Tokyo  -- Rafael A. Balboa and Ilze Paklone; title: 'Invisible private' to trigger public: a case study in Kizu River promenade design project in Osaka  -- Ryoko Iwase; title: Measuring intangible values in urvan heritage conservation, a case of Bangkok -- Wimonrart Issarathumnoon.