In The Help-Yourself City, Gordon Douglas looks closely at the people who take urban planning into their own hands, dubbed "do-it-yourself urban design" and exposes the ways that DIY urban design are increasingly celebrated and appropriated into economic development efforts that perpetuate cycles of inequality for disadvantaged communities.
In The Help-Yourself City, Gordon Douglas looks closely at the people who take urban planning into their own hands, dubbed "do-it-yourself urban design" and exposes the ways that DIY urban design are increasingly celebrated and appropriated into economic development efforts that perpetuate cycles of inequality for disadvantaged communities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gordon Douglas is Assistant Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at San José State University in California, where he is Director of the Institute for Metropolitan Studies. Born in England and raised in Northern California, he has also lived in Chicago, London, Los Angeles, and New York.
Inhaltsangabe
* Acknowledgements * Chapter 1. Introduction * Chapter 2. Constructive Deviance: What is DIY Urban Design? And What is it Not? * Chapter 3. Individualizing Civic Responsibility: DIY Urban Design in the Help-Yourself City * Chapter 4. "I'm an Expert on Public Space": Professional and Scholarly Knowledge at Work in DIY Urbanism * Chapter 5. The Spatial Reproduction of Inequality: Social Privilege and Disadvantage in Creative Transgression * Chapter 6. Pop-Up Planning: From Park(ing) Day to Parklet Dining, DIY Goes Official * Chapter 7. Conclusions * Appendix 1: Table of Projects * Appendix 2: Postface: Methods and Research Design * Bibliography
* Acknowledgements * Chapter 1. Introduction * Chapter 2. Constructive Deviance: What is DIY Urban Design? And What is it Not? * Chapter 3. Individualizing Civic Responsibility: DIY Urban Design in the Help-Yourself City * Chapter 4. "I'm an Expert on Public Space": Professional and Scholarly Knowledge at Work in DIY Urbanism * Chapter 5. The Spatial Reproduction of Inequality: Social Privilege and Disadvantage in Creative Transgression * Chapter 6. Pop-Up Planning: From Park(ing) Day to Parklet Dining, DIY Goes Official * Chapter 7. Conclusions * Appendix 1: Table of Projects * Appendix 2: Postface: Methods and Research Design * Bibliography
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