1st Edition
Architecture, Landscape, and Design in Post-Mining Territories
General introduction: what can post-mining territories tell us about our conteemporary society?
Béatrice Mariolle
Part 1. The Nord and Pas-de-Calais Mining Basin, emblem of a post-mining territory in projects
Part 1 Introduction: The Nord and Pas-de-Calais Mining Basin, projects in an emblematic post-mining territory
Béatrice Mariolle
1. Loos-en-Gohelle, a resilient town
Jean-François Caron
2. The mining vine, a source of projects for the Nord Pas-de-Calais Mining Basin, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Raphaël Alessandri
3. From extractivism to accimatisation: post-extractivist mining renovations in the Nord and Pas-de-Calais Mining Basin
Béatrice Mariolle
4. Light-touch retrofitting, earth, and textile
Martin Fessard
5. An architectural permanence to fight against energy poverty
Mélusine Pagnier
6. The electrician’s town
Philippe Prost
Part 1 Conclusion
Béatrice Mariolle
Part 2. Architectural and social heritage in Europe
Part 2 Introduction: architectural and social heritage in Europe
Béatrice Mariolle
7. Spatial strategy process 2038+ in Rhenish Mining District and the consideration of the intangible cultural heritage
Christa Reicher and Marie Enders
8. Repairing and caretaking or managing and curating: how to build a "milieu" in the post-mining region of Saint-Étienne (France)?
Georges-Henry Laffont
9. Working-class neighbourhoods as a resource: reconnecting form, use, and meaning for an inclusive transition. Immersion in a post-mining territory
Larissa Romariz Peixoto and Jean-Alexandre Pouleur
10. Post-mining in a post-socialist context. Planeta Petrila, a long-term bottom-up strategy for a post-mining city and area.
Cristina Sucala
11. Geographical and cultural limitations in the post-mining development strategy, case study from the Jiu Valley Coal Basin, Romania
Sanda Nicola and Serge Schmitz
12. Charleroi: landscape "as found" - mapping as a tool for visioning
Shubhra Kansal
Part 2 Conclusion
Béatrice Mariolle
Part 3. Transformations of the great American landscapes
Part 3 Introduction
Béatrice Mariolle
13. Ecological restoration infrastructure at the Copiapó River in a degraded post-mining landscape in Tierra Amarilla (Chile)
Johans Figueroa
14. Brazilian post-mining context: the case of Minas Gerais region
Renata Ribeiro Abreu Paranhos and Flavio de Lemos Carsalade
15. The somewhere project
Brent Sturlaugson
Part 3 Conclusion
Béatrice Mariolle
Part 4. Prologue: mining stories
Part 4 Introduction
Béatrice Mariolle
16. Materials and territory
Elena Cogato Lanza
17. Redescribing mining territories: literature, fragments, elements
Ruth Oldham and Laurie Gangarossa
Biography
The Post-Mining Network is an organisation that brings together people and institutions from the world of architecture and urban planning from over 25 countries. It was founded by the ‘Acclimatize post-mining territories’ chair created by Bétrice Mariolle, professor at the Ecole nationale supéieure d’architecture et de paysage de Lille and researcher at IPRAUS.
