Translation of "Urbane struktur" in English

The urban structure of the exhibition grounds enables the permanent demonstration of numerous Smart City solutions.

It is about urban structure, quality of life and the dimensioning of the human environment.

So a city that shows an urban structure that reveals all its rulers.

There is simply no zone type that allows for a truly mixed, urban structure.

Notable sights to visit in town are the places of religious worship and Bol's urban buildings.

Others, such as naval dock­yards, are struggling and are leaving an economic gap which must be filled by new innovative SMEs, capable of overcoming the region's peripherally and disjointed urban fabric.

Lastly, there is good reason to assume that inside the urban structure certain elements, that are of a specific nature, have the power to speed up or defer the urban process.

The living conditions of the population of Europe both in the broadest spatial sense - urban form and structure - and in a more specific sense - the availability of accommodation of an appropriate size and location - are a function in part of the social organisation of people into family and household units and in part of the relationship between work and home.

Its urban structure is astonishing, since it is similar to the concept of Leonardo Da Vinci's and Francesco di Giorgio Martini's Living Body .

Due to the urban structure, generation from renewable energies is typically limited by a lack of spatial resources.

The old town has a unique urban structure: the houses and buildings all look on the road that follows a spiral path.

Protected by a stone wall, remains of which can still be found along several streets in the historic centre, the settlement had a definite urban structure that was heavily influenced by the two major pre-Roman tribes: the Vacceans and Vettones.

For Domenig and Huth the novel urban structure Überbauung Ragnitz-Graz is also a contribution to overcome the single-family house with its negative side effects of urban sprawl and rigidity of building form.

Massa Marittima still keeps its Medieval style, the 14th century is the heyday economic, political, demographic and cultural, during this century were built the most prestigious artistic buildings and monumental, those that still characterize the urban structure of the village.

The radical piece explores the way cinema – and in this precise work, action movies – and other imaging practices captured the expression of power and other consequential issues such as the urban and social structure during the civil war era.

The competition´s area in Ohlsdorf establishes a clear urban structure with residential use in the interior and commercial use towards the congested main street.

The working group “urban form, dynamics and function” detects and models the development of urban form in Europe and assesses its effects on urban ecosystem services.

It is the Rocca Sant’Angelo, an urban structure from the 14th century of great historical interest, but very well conserved, with two entrance gates: one in the mountain and the second one in the valley.

Hasegawa states, "I am inviting a selection of architects and practitioners from Lebanon, India, Belgium, Japan, Spain and elsewhere to create temporary architectural interventions that will help envision new urban structures that connect Sharjah’s historic area and its courtyard typology with the larger city.

The current urban structure of the historical town centre consisting of a spacious square,the largest medieval square-shaped square in Slovakia, surrounded by majestic burgess houses and a network of streets was founded in late 15th century.

For even when brought into relation to their respective urban points of departure, the fragments do not give rise to a narrative, nor do they offer much information about the presented architecture or the urban structure, about the city and its identity.

The corner of Mlynské Nivy and Košická Street will see the emergence of a new urban structure that was designed with an emphasis on creating a functional public space, defined by the natural movement of people.

Today Orbetello retains its ancient urban fabric, and while visiting you can admire the remains of the Etruscan walls.

Its special shape is reflected through its streets which are different to the urban structure of the traditional Spanish checkerboard.

The starting point for this transdisciplinary treatment is a series of architectural interventions on the urban structure of Vienna, which Woods conceived especially for the MAK.

Yet the reference to Disneyland is not by chance – the urban structure is indeed characterised by an apparently Americanised and idealised definition of Mexicanitá, shaped by colourful sombreros in all conceivable sizes, huge monuments, Mexican flags, and burrito fast-food chains.

Murano reached its maximum splendor during the 16th century, when the urban structure of the island was increased and enriched by palaces, churches, and gardens.