Linz Texas : a city relates / Angelika Fitz, Martin Heller (eds.).

"They see themselves as historic centres while simultaneously becoming secondary in the dynamics of regional urbanisation. They move between rural idylls and chronically overloaded junctions. They are innovative commercial locations and yet remain eternally the provinces. Are the middle-sized t...

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Main Authors: Fitz, Angelika (Author), Heller, Martin (Author)
Format: Ebook
Language:English
Published: Wien ; New York : Springer, [2008]
Edition:1st ed.
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Online Access:Springer eBooks
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Summary:"They see themselves as historic centres while simultaneously becoming secondary in the dynamics of regional urbanisation. They move between rural idylls and chronically overloaded junctions. They are innovative commercial locations and yet remain eternally the provinces. Are the middle-sized towns between all the cracks? Or is this position in-between an opportunity in itself because this kind of urban fabric has so much potential? Linz is a prototypical middle-sized town. Not only in terms of its size and geographic position, between the hotspots of Vienna and Salzburg, but also because of the widely strewn palette of attributes. And, in fact, in the recent past Linz has used this in-between position and developed a remarkable talent for reinventing itself. Linz is European Capital of Culture in 2009. This exceptional situation calls once more for a new pitch. Who can Linz learn from and what can others learn from Linz? What does Linz share with Madrid or Galati? Which of its attributes are shared with Moscow or Davos? An urban road movie - to the end of the world - is looking for the answer."--Publisher's website.
Item Description:"Linz 2009 European capital of culture.".
"Published as part of the exhibition Linz Texas: a city relates (Architekturzentrum Wien, June 12th-September 8th, 2008; Stadtmuseum Graz, September 25th-November 2nd, 2008)"--Colophon.
Physical Description:1 online resource (205 pages) : illustrations (some colour), maps (some colour)
ISBN:3211788948
9783211788943
3211788956
9783211788950
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