Titlebook: Architecture and the Social Sciences; Inter- and Multidisc Maria Manuela Mendes,Teresa Sá,Jo?o Cabral Book 2017 Springer International Publ

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Interdisciplinary Relations Between Social Sciences and Architecture: Tensions, Ambiguities and Comps in the education of architects. In spite of the bumpy, multifaceted road to be followed and although the “encounter” between architecture and sociology (and anthropology) is marked by misunderstandings, advances and retreats, their collaboration can result in architecture, in training and in pract

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Harveyan Utopian Thought and Social Justice: Approaching Public Spaces writings as well as conceptual constructs, including those of ‘dialectical utopianism’ and ‘territorial distributive justice’, the modified versions of Henri Lefebvre’s ‘right to the city’ and of Boaventura de Sousa Santos’ ‘subaltern [insurgent] cosmopolitanism’. Having produced, during the last

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Society, Space and the Effects of Place: Theoretical Notes and Results of a Sociological Research onand space. Making use of a socio-genetic approach and of the . of the relations between physical space, social space and lifestyles, the text discusses the importance of “the effects of place” as a relevant aspect of the structuration of contemporary cities. Under this framework, the text documents

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Architecture and the “Right to the City”: The IBA Hamburg as a Case for Critical Urban Studiesda. In Hamburg, the IBA was initiated to overcome the traditional divide between the poorer South and wealthier North of the city. Aiming at both built and social improvements, the IBA was set up in the deprived area of Wilhelmsburg. Questions arose, however, about whether the IBA is an appropriate

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Visualizing the Urban. Tools for Interpreting and Representing Milan Changeers and the experience of people, in other words, their symbolic interpretation of space. Moreover the critical approach of Edward Soja, clearly referring to the French historian, introduces—besides the physical and mental space—another interesting analytical category concerning the lived space, as

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Participatory Approaches in the Qualification of Semi-urbanised Peri-urban Areas: The Case of the Odents and is held to be a condition for success. The present paper aims to contribute to the conceptual discussion of this approach through a critical and diachronic reflection on this notion in the perspective of the Right to the City, and on an experiment concerning ., a peri-urban territory in the

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Questioning (in)Equality. Insights from a Community Kitchen in a Migrant Squatter Settlement in Grean the periphery of Lisbon. The main goal of this chapter is to search for the ‘five faces of oppression’ and how the construction of a community kitchen minimized oppression and therefore mitigated unjust impacts of urban development. Starting from a broader understanding of architecture, both as a