Titlebook: City Project and Public Space; Silvia Serreli Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 policies for urban and landscape co

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The [,] Metropolitan Landscape and the Public-Private Borderland: Refiguring the Field for Architecte practices promoted through this chapter are premised on a deconstruction of our conventional legislative disciplinary approach to urban, landscape and architectural configuration. The recommendation is to nurture spatial practices that focus less on ends and more on means, not means as an end but

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Despite the Absence of the Public Sphere: How Common Goods Can Generate Opportunities for the Designon, this chapter shows that it is possible to reinterpret contemporary design by considering the ‘public’ as a contingent and local formation, which is related to collective problems or development opportunities. In this sense, it is possible to conceive meaningful public space design by pragmatical

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It Don’t Mean a Thing if You Ain’t Got That Swing: A Jazz-Based Model for the Public Space Projectw permeated the process of construction of objectives of the project and the pinpointing of tools to represent and monitor it. The problem needs to be faced relying on new instruments, no longer limited to the usual technical arsenal of the professional, which increasingly highlight sequential proce

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Urban Play as a ‘Social Interstice’: On a Micro-intervention Involving a Mobile Game Deviceat a small scale the notions of public space and ‘living together’ in the city. The intervention is simple: to set in motion a nomadic and playful device – a mobile football table – as a vector of circumstantial and relational micro-activations. This device proves to be a remarkable catalyst for soc