This book is the first in which current societal themes revolving around urbanism, architecture, and city planning are put forth solely through female perspectives. It reveals the importance of having female lenses on certain societal debates.
This book is the first in which current societal themes revolving around urbanism, architecture, and city planning are put forth solely through female perspectives. It reveals the importance of having female lenses on certain societal debates.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tigran Haas is the former director of International Centre for the Future of Places (CFP) at KTH, Stockholm and the current director of the New Halcyon Athenaeum Laboratory (HAL). He is a tenured associate professor of Urban Planning + Urban Design at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, School of Architecture and the Built Environment, and a guest research scholar at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT in Cambridge in the Norman B. Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism (LCAU). Haas spans and covers one of the largest and highest profile urbanism networks in the world. He has written over a hundred scholarly articles and completed ten books. Haas is also the recipient of multiple international awards for leadership and management.
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List of Figures Acknowledgements Introduction SECTION I - Politicised Spaces and Beyond 1. Doreen Massey On Space Doreen Massey 2. Cities of Capital - The Indifferent City: Learning from Doreen Massey Christine Boyer 3. Unequal Cities, Divided Spaces - The Search of Equality Fran Tonkiss 4. Why Public Space Matters Setha Low 5. Landscape Literacy and Design for Ecological Democracy: The Nature of Mill Creek Ann Whiston Spirn 6. Planning, Design, and the Just City Susan Fainstein 7. Comparative Urbanism in Gentrification Studies: Ongoing Debate Loretta Lees SECTION II - Contemporary Urbanism Grounds 8. The New Design With Nature Nan Ellin 9. Retrofitting Suburbia for 21st Century Challenges Ellen Dunham Jones 10. The Ecosystem of Local Shopping Streets and the Architecture of Difference Sharon Zukin 11. The Meta-Principles of Good Urbanism Emily Talen 12. Can Architecture Survive Our Global Housing Crisis? Dana Cuff 13. Leading with Landscape: Investing in Green Infrastructure for Resilience Nina-Marie Lister SECTION III - New Urban Social Geographies 14. Feeling the Past: Heritage, Encounter and Engagement Emma Waterton 15. Memorials as Spaces for Engagement: Design, Use and Meaning Karen Franck 16. Health in the City Anne Vernez Moudon 17. From Housing Projects to Healing Gardens: Reflections on a Career Considering the Psychology of Place Clare Cooper Marcus 18. Enriching Places for Longevity: Does a Gender Perspective Make a Difference? Ann Forsyth 19. How Does Body Conscious Design Contribute to Urbanism? Galen Cranz SECTION IV - Collective City Futures - Dwellings and Cultures 20. Everyday Urbanism: Public Spaces and Beyond Margaret Crawford 21. Edges and Eddies: Learning to be a High-Rise Society in Post-Independence Singapore, 1960-1995 Jane M. Jacobs and Belinda Yuen 22. The Right to Housing Adele Santos 23. Story Telling with the Shapes of Time: Place, Poetry, and Local History Dolores Hayden 24. The City as a Collective Good Saskia Sassen 25. The Empathy Gap: Digital Culture Needs What Talk Therapy Offers Sherry Turkle List of Contributors Index About the Editor
List of Figures Acknowledgements Introduction SECTION I - Politicised Spaces and Beyond 1. Doreen Massey On Space Doreen Massey 2. Cities of Capital - The Indifferent City: Learning from Doreen Massey Christine Boyer 3. Unequal Cities, Divided Spaces - The Search of Equality Fran Tonkiss 4. Why Public Space Matters Setha Low 5. Landscape Literacy and Design for Ecological Democracy: The Nature of Mill Creek Ann Whiston Spirn 6. Planning, Design, and the Just City Susan Fainstein 7. Comparative Urbanism in Gentrification Studies: Ongoing Debate Loretta Lees SECTION II - Contemporary Urbanism Grounds 8. The New Design With Nature Nan Ellin 9. Retrofitting Suburbia for 21st Century Challenges Ellen Dunham Jones 10. The Ecosystem of Local Shopping Streets and the Architecture of Difference Sharon Zukin 11. The Meta-Principles of Good Urbanism Emily Talen 12. Can Architecture Survive Our Global Housing Crisis? Dana Cuff 13. Leading with Landscape: Investing in Green Infrastructure for Resilience Nina-Marie Lister SECTION III - New Urban Social Geographies 14. Feeling the Past: Heritage, Encounter and Engagement Emma Waterton 15. Memorials as Spaces for Engagement: Design, Use and Meaning Karen Franck 16. Health in the City Anne Vernez Moudon 17. From Housing Projects to Healing Gardens: Reflections on a Career Considering the Psychology of Place Clare Cooper Marcus 18. Enriching Places for Longevity: Does a Gender Perspective Make a Difference? Ann Forsyth 19. How Does Body Conscious Design Contribute to Urbanism? Galen Cranz SECTION IV - Collective City Futures - Dwellings and Cultures 20. Everyday Urbanism: Public Spaces and Beyond Margaret Crawford 21. Edges and Eddies: Learning to be a High-Rise Society in Post-Independence Singapore, 1960-1995 Jane M. Jacobs and Belinda Yuen 22. The Right to Housing Adele Santos 23. Story Telling with the Shapes of Time: Place, Poetry, and Local History Dolores Hayden 24. The City as a Collective Good Saskia Sassen 25. The Empathy Gap: Digital Culture Needs What Talk Therapy Offers Sherry Turkle List of Contributors Index About the Editor
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