At the University of Architecture and Urbanism «Ion Mincu» in Bucharest, on 23 and 24 November 2017, the EAM-BDP European Architecture Medals for the Best Diploma Projects (European Diplomas of Excellence Award) an international contest, the third edition, designed to designate the best European architecture diploma project.
The book is structured in two parts, both equally consistent. The first part is theoretical, while the second presents case studies. The theoretical approach details the sustainability concept of a process of regeneration and the need for it to continue its actions autonomously, subsequent to the short or medium term of the implementation process. The bioregional vision is detailed in relation to the Mediterranean space, with the economy of the technological means and the available human and community resources. In the second part, the case studies presented insist on the Mediterranean space by commenting its urban regenerations, in a bioregional perspective
All human activity is localised. Therefore, it is not outrageous to think that there might be a relationship between activities and the space in which they are situated. However, throughout history, this relation was: either strongly exaggerated, especially by architects who considered that architectural objects or space by itself, through its physical characteristics can determine human behavior and actions; either ignored, especially by social scientists, up to the point where architecture and space are but a simple background for human activity.
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