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Towards a Public Architectural History: Collective-Use Facilities and Community Engagement in Portugal and Spain. [PDF]
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A study on the evolution of original sites of fortifications from the perspective of Historic Urban Landscape: Cases of Paris, Beijing, and Moscow. [PDF]
PLoS OneXu M, Zhu H.
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Housing inequality and settlement persistence are associated across the archaeological record. [PDF]
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Built Environment, 2022
This article is an illustration on how the people of Amman have created temporary urban spaces as a means of coping with COVID-19 restrictions, particularly how they have appropriated spaces in the city normally not used as public spaces to socialize and find refuge outside their homes.
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This article is an illustration on how the people of Amman have created temporary urban spaces as a means of coping with COVID-19 restrictions, particularly how they have appropriated spaces in the city normally not used as public spaces to socialize and find refuge outside their homes.
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The entangled field of temporary urbanism
2021The chapter analyses the emergence of pop-up and temporary urbanism in the UK after the 2008 global financial crisis as an entangled field made of competing narratives and representations. Media coverage, public events and self-representation are discussed to outline how official and unofficial narratives are constructed, mobilised ...
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Temporary conservation for urban biodiversity
Biological Conservation, 2011Abstract Urban habitats, particularly wastelands and brownfields, maintain rich biodiversity and offer habitat for many species, even rare and endangered taxa. However, such habitats are also under socio-economic pressures due to redevelopment for housing and industrial uses.
Mira Kattwinkel +2 more
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Planning for the temporary: temporary urbanism and public space in a time of COVID-19
Town Planning Review, 2021It is a cliche to say we live in strange times: COVID-19 has focused our attention on schedules of lockdowns and long-term economic effects, and has even slowed down our experience of time due to increased cognitive loads. But as planners or urban designers it is our urban places that have also become strange: COVID-19 is altering our use of, and ...
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Political Protest, Temporary Urbanism and the Deactivation of Urban Spaces
2020This chapter opens new avenues of research in positioning ‘temporary urbanism’ as a manifestation or rise of a particular so-called ‘aesthetic-political regime’ established during periods of public political contest. To do so, it examines temporary urbanism through the scope of artistic interventions aiming to deactivate spaces, in other words ...
Tihomir Topuzovski, Lauren Andres
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