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This document discusses the ambivalence of water and its impact on riverine urban areas as both a heritage and natural hazard. It summarizes that water can be seen as a heritage that cities are rediscovering through projects that bring them back to rivers. However, water can also present natural hazards like floods from too much water or desertification from too little water due to climate change. The document provides examples of these hazards and discusses different construction types needed in areas where water presents risks.
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- 2. Water between heritage and hazard Ambivalence of water – the (Chinese) mythology of the dual element Water as heritage (see „Eau comme patrimoine“ Culture 2007 project) Rediscovering the riverine area – bringing cities back to water: Rhine port Karlsruhe (urban dimension) Museum of water/Aquarium (architecture dimension) AQUA MEGA – danger to water Water/lack of water as hazard – climate change Flood Desertification Construction types in waterine waterfall - space of being afraid (Broasca ţestoasă neagră: north, winter, afraid, water, midnight)
- 5. Precipitations, ice flood Man made: damms Lack of water: desertification Too much/too few water as hazard
- 6. Water protection Earthquake protection – alluvial soil deposits Difference in heavy and light materials Construction types where water is a hazard România Foto 2010
- 7. THANK YOU!