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of urban gardening at various levels in Lithuania. For me, as an architect, from the very beginning it became a tool to bring people together, to involve them in community building, in shaping space, in dialogue. The urban garden becomes a place for informal meetings, an experimental space, an enriching environment – a true oasis in the city bustle. It'
Skaidrė Vainikauskaitė-Tomaševičienė +7 more
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Dialogic practices of urban gardening in Rome: “Reading for difference” in social innovation
Urban Geography, 2023The paper contributes to the debate on the polyvocal nature of social innovation via the exploration of one of its principal manifestations: urban gardening.
C. Certomà, P. Giaccaria
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Urban studies, 2023
This paper casts the foundations for the development of an urban political ecology of the commons, drawing on the case of a guerrilla gardening initiative in Thessaloniki, Greece. In doing so, it draws on the literature of urban political ecology and its
Maria Karagianni
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This paper casts the foundations for the development of an urban political ecology of the commons, drawing on the case of a guerrilla gardening initiative in Thessaloniki, Greece. In doing so, it draws on the literature of urban political ecology and its
Maria Karagianni
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Visionscapes: combining heritage and urban gardening to enhance areas requiring regeneration
International Journal of Heritage Studies (IJHS), 2022With the occurrence of urban densification, understanding the necessity of encouraging and promoting climate- and environment-friendly urban areas has gained ground with urban planners.
G. Swensen +2 more
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Environmental Sociology
Commoning processes catalysed by practices such as collective gardening are regarded as especially potent in enabling just sustainability. However, many urban gardening projects terminate.
Ioana Florea
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Commoning processes catalysed by practices such as collective gardening are regarded as especially potent in enabling just sustainability. However, many urban gardening projects terminate.
Ioana Florea
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Environmental Sociology
This paper contributes to new debates on urban agriculture as a sustainability tool, addressing allotment gardens and post-socialist allotment gardens in particular, as a form of urban gardening flagged as especially promising by recent research ...
Agnes Gagyi, András Vigvári
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This paper contributes to new debates on urban agriculture as a sustainability tool, addressing allotment gardens and post-socialist allotment gardens in particular, as a form of urban gardening flagged as especially promising by recent research ...
Agnes Gagyi, András Vigvári
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Urban gardening in public space: Policy approaches in Greater Sydney
Urban studiesCitizen-led initiatives, like urban gardening, are increasingly transforming urban public spaces. Such practices of DIY urbanism have prompted varied policy responses from local governments across the world.
Kristina Ulm +4 more
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AutoGardener: a web-based application for Smart-Urban Gardening
International Conferences on Computing and Data EngineeringThis study introduces the Auto-Gardener, a smart gardening system designed to enhance urban gardening practices. The Auto-Gardener incorporates an impact sensor and real-time data analysis to automate critical aspects of plant care, providing users with ...
W. Rey +3 more
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2015
In this article, Chiara Certoma examines the gardening movements that have begun to reclaim public space and the right to produce local food. Critical urban gardening (also called political or radical gardening) includes various informal activism practices that encourage people to garden in any available city space to demonstrate an alternative to the ...
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In this article, Chiara Certoma examines the gardening movements that have begun to reclaim public space and the right to produce local food. Critical urban gardening (also called political or radical gardening) includes various informal activism practices that encourage people to garden in any available city space to demonstrate an alternative to the ...
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, 2020
Urban Gardening has become increasingly popular globally in the past two decades as urbanites begin to recognise the benefits of growing their own food and the sense of community these gardening activities engender.
E. Ziss +4 more
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Urban Gardening has become increasingly popular globally in the past two decades as urbanites begin to recognise the benefits of growing their own food and the sense of community these gardening activities engender.
E. Ziss +4 more
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