Suburbia Reimagined offers a practical model for designers and planners to align and design public and private spaces to make suburbia more accessible.
Suburbia Reimagined offers a practical model for designers and planners to align and design public and private spaces to make suburbia more accessible.
Leon van Schaik is a Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology professor of architecture holding a design practice research chair. His publications include: Practical Poetics in Architecture (2015); Meaning in Space (2012); Procuring Innovative Architecture (2010); and Spatial Intelligence: New Futures for Architecture (2008). Nigel Bertram is a director of NMBW Architecture Studio and practice professor of architecture, Monash University. NMBW's architectural work has been published and awarded across categories including urban design, housing, small public works and adaptive reuse of existing buildings. His previous publications include Furniture, Structure, Infrastructure (2013).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: Living Together Chapter 1. Ideas of the suburb chapter 2. Ideas of the House Part 2: Parts and Pieces of Suburbia Chapter 3. Renovations Chapter 4. Single Houses Chapter 5. Small Groups Chapter 6. Larger Ensembles Chapter 7. Streets and Cul-de-Sacs Part 3: Conflations and Combinations Chapter 8. The Missing Middle Chapter 9. Suburban Engines Conclusion Epilogue
Introduction Part 1: Living Together Chapter 1. Ideas of the suburb chapter 2. Ideas of the House Part 2: Parts and Pieces of Suburbia Chapter 3. Renovations Chapter 4. Single Houses Chapter 5. Small Groups Chapter 6. Larger Ensembles Chapter 7. Streets and Cul-de-Sacs Part 3: Conflations and Combinations Chapter 8. The Missing Middle Chapter 9. Suburban Engines Conclusion Epilogue
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