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Aesthetics of zero tolerance

City, 2019
Zero tolerance policies against graffiti are rooted in moral panic and ‘broken windows’ theory, forging connections between illegal interventions in the city and social disorder.
E. Arnold
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The return of aesthetics to city planning

Society, 1988
I n Space, Time and Architecture, Sigfried Giedion noted that town planning, as he called it, was the last department of architecture to take form in any period. Baroque planning, for example, with its emphasis on ceremonial promenades, central focal points, and axial perspectives, remained dominant during the nineteenth century, long after ...
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Synthesis of crafts in advertising signs in the historical centers of cities

Bulletin of Lviv National Academy of Arts
The role and significance of traditional crafts, such as blacksmithing, carving, artistic ceramics and monumental painting, in the creation of advertising signs in historic city centers is explored.
Nataliya Dyadyukh-Bohatko
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Beyond aesthetics:

2016
This chapter discusses the multidisciplinary project Autoconstrucción by Mexican artist Abraham Cruzvillegas, which relates the story of his childhood through the self-build construction of his family home on the volcanic lands of the Pedregales de Coyoacan outside Mexico City.
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The aesthetics of city‐scale preservation policy in Beijing

Planning Perspectives, 2007
Chinese cities today represent a historically important case of the relation between city-scale preservation policy and urban design, and the role they play in the rapid transformation of urban environments. This article reviews Beijing's preservation and urban design policies as they existed in 1990, and as they evolved and responded over the ...
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(Re)wilding London: Fabric, politics, and aesthetics

Transactions (Institute of British Geographers)
Rewilding has become established as a new mode of nature conservation. There is a growing body of science, ambitious landscape‐scale plans, and increasing political will.
J. Turnbull, Tom Fry, Jamie Lorimer
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Gentrification and the an/aesthetics of digital spatial capital in Canadian “platform cities”

The Canadian Geographer / Le Géographe canadien, 2021
Agnieszka Leszczynski, V. Kong
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Transforming urban industrial landscapes through art tourism – a gentrification aesthetics model from Abu Dhabi’s case

International Journal of Tourism Cities
Purpose This paper aims to explore the opinions of business owners in an industrial area of Abu Dhabi that could be potentially turned into an art tourism destination. Design/methodology/approach By mobilizing the concept of “gentrification aesthetics,
Nataša Slak, Paolo Mura
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Cultural Aesthetics in Hotel Design: A Systematic Review of Ru-Porcelain and Ethnic Culture's Influence on Perceptual Experience, Brand Identity, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Journal of Lifestyle and SDGs Review
Objectives: This study investigates the integration of Ru-porcelain and ethnic cultural aesthetics in hotel design to enhance perceptual experiences, strengthen brand identity, and contribute to achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs ...
Guolian Cui   +2 more
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AESTHETIC TRANSFORMATION OF THE SPACEOF URAL CITIES-FACTORIES: A SOCIO-CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE FOR RESIDENTS AND TERRITORIES

Aesthetic Problems of Environmental Design
The 21st century is a time of active urbanization: the development and enlargement of cities that change the lives of their inhabitants. To a large extent, the socio-cultural transformations of the modern city are associated with the practices of urban ...
I. Lisovetc
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