"A critical examination of how single-family housing, the building block of US cities, is changing and its transformative potential for American urbanism"--
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Vinit Mukhija is a professor and former chair of Urban Planning in the Luskin School of Public Affairs at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is coeditor of The Informal American City: Beyond Taco Trucks and Day Labor and Just Urban Design: The Struggle for the Public City, both from the MIT Press.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments ix I Single-Family Housing Cities 1 The Changing Norms and Regulations of Single-Family Housing 3 2 The Ideology of Single-Family Living 37 II Informal Second Units in Los Angeles 3 City of Dreams: Single-Family Housing and Second Units in Los Angeles 61 4 The Everyday Prevalence of Informal Second Units 93 III Formal Second Units and Institutional Changes in Single-Family Housing 5 Enforcement and Formalization of Unpermitted Second Units in Los Angeles 141 6 The Formalization of Second Units: The Role of Local Governments 179 IV The New American Dream 7 Remaking the Suburban City 235 Notes 257 References 277 Index 333
Acknowledgments ix I Single-Family Housing Cities 1 The Changing Norms and Regulations of Single-Family Housing 3 2 The Ideology of Single-Family Living 37 II Informal Second Units in Los Angeles 3 City of Dreams: Single-Family Housing and Second Units in Los Angeles 61 4 The Everyday Prevalence of Informal Second Units 93 III Formal Second Units and Institutional Changes in Single-Family Housing 5 Enforcement and Formalization of Unpermitted Second Units in Los Angeles 141 6 The Formalization of Second Units: The Role of Local Governments 179 IV The New American Dream 7 Remaking the Suburban City 235 Notes 257 References 277 Index 333
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