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This 2013 marks a decade of unsustainable 2D combinatorics and 3D visions of   21st century cities sublimation by the New Charter of Athens created in 2003.   This is a good occasion to review some of its outdated and unsustainable 2D   principles, the ones that have failed for entire decade to create better   cities of tomorrow and are now far away from achieving it. The problem is   seen in the fact that the New Charter of Athens, through unsustainable   implementation of the outdated 2D terminology, sees the physical structure of   a city in a proselytical and unsustainable way and accepts only high-built   objects or artifacts, regarding them to be only built space and structures   since they do possess walls. Therefore, the so-called visionary charter   perceives the vision of the European cities of the 21st century, and the   implementation of 2D terminology and 2D quasy-knowledge shows its unawareness   of the fact that apart from social (local) communities and high-built   physical structures, cities consist of two more types of physical (3D)   structures, objects or artifacts having no walls. That is why its 3D vision   has not been completed yet, ever since the day it was adopted in 2003,   because it does not perceive and recognize low and landscape built 3D objects   and artifacts. Moreover, it regards them to be the so-called non-built, the   so-called free, the so-called open space. Therefore, it is certainly not   unusual to note that the charter does not even mention a significant   eco-reciprocity and eco-urban continuity between immanent, integrative,   compatible and complementary high, low and landscape built objects or   artifacts within the physical structure of cities

Decade of the New Charter of Athens and unsustainable 2D visions of cities