Introduction
Chapter 1: Urban places: a theoretical approach
Chapter 2: Heat mitigation strategies in urban projects
Chapter 3:
Case studies
3.1. Water: Washington DC, City Center DC, Foster with Kathryn Gustafson and Arup (2006)
3.2. Water, Vegetation: Paris, Place de la R?publique, TVK Architects with Martha Schwartz and Transsolar (2013)
3.3. Canopy, Material (Timber): Seville Spain, Metropol Parasol, J. Mayer Architects with Arup (2011)
3.4. Water, Vegetation, Canopy, Material (Steel+Plastic): Sydney, St. Margarets Hospital Redevelopment, Bourke Street Surry Hills SJB Architects with Vladimir Sitta (Terragram and Room 413) (2004)
3.5. Canopy, Material (Steel Mesh+Plastic): Merida Spain, Youth Factory, Jose Selgas Lucia Cano architects (2011)
3.6. Canopy, Water, Material (Steel), Pavilion: Queens New York, Hunters Point, Weiss Manfredi Architects with Arup (2013)
3.7. Canopy, Vegetation, Material (Concrete): Washington DC, HUD Plaza, Martha Schwartz (1996)
3.8. Canopy, Water, Vegetation, Material (Concrete): Abu Dhabi United Arabs Emirates, Al Fayah Park Thomas Heatherwick with Transsolar (2010)
3.9. Canopy, Water, Vegetation, Material (Steel): Singapore Marina One, Ingenhoven with Kathryn Gustafson and Arup (2018)
Chapter 4: Reflections Conclusions
Urban Heat Mitigation Strategies: An Architecture Perspective?explores heat mitigation strategies integrated into the urban architecture of global cities, aiming to enhance citizens' quality of life through thoughtful design decisions blending architecture, science and engineering.?
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