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Public space : the familiar into the strange
- Title
- Public space : the familiar into the strange / translated into English by Dan A. Marmorstein ; editorial assistance Thomas Fjelstrup Nielsen.
- Publication
- Copenhagen : Architectural Publisher B, [2011], ©2011.
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- Description
- 160 pages : illustrations (chiefly color); 24 cm
- Summary
- "This book gathers together the work, thoughts and analyses of eleven theorists whose ideas can be applied to the apprehension of urban spaces, their processes and contexts. It presents a socio-spatial relationship that emerges from various perspectives, including an urban analytic return to the most important lessons learned from 20th century urban development. Through a European context examining cities such as Amsterdam, Barcelona, Hamburg, Berlin, Krakow, Dublin and Malmø it demonstrates that work is being accomplished via many strategies and tools for developing urban spatial quality, and features texts by such notable writers as Jane Jacobs, Richard Sennett, Umberto Eco and Henri Lefebvre."--Publisher's description.
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- Note
- An edited version of the Danish publication "Byens rum 2 - Det kendte i det fremmede."
- This book is an outcome of Public Space as a Catalyst for Change - an interdisciplinary project carried out by Juul & Frost architects.
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references (p. 152-154).
- Contents
- Introduction -- Thoughts : Introduction to thoughts; Jane Jacobs; Kevin Lynch; Georg Simmel; Gilles Deleuze & Felix Guattari; Henri Lefebvre; Pierre Bourdieu; Richard Sennett; Noel Burch; Umberto Eco; Zygmunt Bauman -- Urban analytic thought fusion -- Case studies -- Strategic tools -- Epilogue.
- ISBN
- 8792700039
- 9788792700032
- OCLC
- ocn823247349
- 823247349
- SCSB-5685072
- Owning Institutions
- Columbia University Libraries