Spatial Governance and Planning Policy Transfer in the Global South (Hardcover, 1)

Spatial governance and planning policy transfer in the Global South. An introduction?1.?Unpacking the Ecuadorian spatial planning law: policy mobilities in Latin America between transnational agency and path-dependent logics?2.?Multilevel urban policy mobilities through the City Statute: the spreading of Brazilian urban federal law?3.?Territorializing the climate policy agenda in intermediate cities of the Andean Region?4.?Transferring transport policy problems: the instrumental role of social concerns in policy transfer?5.?The role of municipal knowledge management vehicles in facilitating international knowledge sharing and policy mobility: the Durban story?6.?Beyond Conditionality: Community Placemaking in Taiwanese Social Housing Management Conclusion: Spatial governance and planning policy transfer in the Global South. Towards a research agenda.

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China’s New Geography (Hardcover, 1)

1. China’s Dynamic Landscape: Background? 2. Drivers of China’s New Geography? 3. China’s Shifting Demographic Geography: The Story Told by the 2010 & 2020 Censuses? 4. China’s Urban System: Increased Concentration and Specialization? 5. The Emerging Urban Landscape: The City Region Scale? 6. Rural China: Hollowing Out but Critical to China’s Future Development? 7. China’s Uncertain Geographical Future

China’s New Geography (Paperback, 1)

1. China’s Dynamic Landscape: Background? 2. Drivers of China’s New Geography? 3. China’s Shifting Demographic Geography: The Story Told by the 2010 & 2020 Censuses? 4. China’s Urban System: Increased Concentration and Specialization? 5. The Emerging Urban Landscape: The City Region Scale? 6. Rural China: Hollowing Out but Critical to China’s Future Development? 7. China’s Uncertain Geographical Future

The Residential Architecture of Pius Edmund Pahl (Hardcover, 1)

1.?Introduction 2.?The Birth of an Architectural Language 3.?The Staatliches Bauhaus?4.?A Contextual Sabbatical 5.?The Language of Love 6.?Practice and Teaching 7.?Overseas Contact 8.?South Africa 9.?Modern Movement and the Vernacular 10.?Non-Residential Architecture 11.?Process and Typology 12.?Residential Architecture 13.?Detail, Furniture and Fittings 14.?Fourth Cape Vernacular Architects 15.?Awards and Tributes 16.?Closure

Threshold (Paperback, 1)

Natural Thresholds? Line on the Ground? Entrance and Exit? Threshold Place? Garden as Threshold? Theatrical Thresholds? Religious Thresholds? Narrative and Poetic Thresholds? Thresholds in Installation Art

Threshold (Hardcover, 1)

Natural Thresholds? Line on the Ground? Entrance and Exit? Threshold Place? Garden as Threshold? Theatrical Thresholds? Religious Thresholds? Narrative and Poetic Thresholds? Thresholds in Installation Art

Architecture Research in the Digital Age (Hardcover, 1)

Part I ? Foundations of Inquiry??1. Epistemology & Ontology in Research? 2. Inquiry as Power and Perspective??Part II ? Frameworks for Inquiry??3. Literature Review & Annotated Bibliographies? 4. Crafting Qualitative & Quantitative Methods? 5. Digital Tools & Critical Tech Awareness??Part III ? Research Design & Application??6. Building Research Proposals? 7. Spatial Inquiry & Equity? 8. From Inquiry to Publication??Part IV ? Teaching & Reflective Practice??9. Teaching Modules: Templates & Rubrics? 10. Reflective Learning Tools? 11. Future Directions in Critical Architectural Inquiry?

Architecture Research in the Digital Age (Paperback, 1)

Part I ? Foundations of Inquiry??1. Epistemology & Ontology in Research? 2. Inquiry as Power and Perspective??Part II ? Frameworks for Inquiry??3. Literature Review & Annotated Bibliographies? 4. Crafting Qualitative & Quantitative Methods? 5. Digital Tools & Critical Tech Awareness??Part III ? Research Design & Application??6. Building Research Proposals? 7. Spatial Inquiry & Equity? 8. From Inquiry to Publication??Part IV ? Teaching & Reflective Practice??9. Teaching Modules: Templates & Rubrics? 10. Reflective Learning Tools? 11. Future Directions in Critical Architectural Inquiry?

Introduction to Residential Layout (Hardcover, 2)

Preface

1. Introduction to Residential Layout

2. Create Neighbourhoods

3. Making Space for Nature

4. Financing New Neighbourhoods

5. Building Place by Defining Space

6. Streets and Movement

7. Safe and Easy to Find Your Way Around

8. Contemporary Places and Townscape

9. Support for the Social Life of Outdoor Spaces

Introduction to Residential Layout (Paperback, 2)

Preface

1. Introduction to Residential Layout

2. Create Neighbourhoods

3. Making Space for Nature

4. Financing New Neighbourhoods

5. Building Place by Defining Space

6. Streets and Movement

7. Safe and Easy to Find Your Way Around

8. Contemporary Places and Townscape

9. Support for the Social Life of Outdoor Spaces

Leonardo Da Vinci -- Lines of Force (Hardcover)

Digital Urban Resilience: Smart Technologies, Green Governance, and Heritage Adaptation (Hardcover)

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Net-Zero Built Environment: Innovations in Materials, Structures, and Management Practices (Net-Zer (Hardcover)

Nanoscience Applications for Green Energy and Environmental Sustainability (Hardcover)

Public Space, Peace, and Everyday Life (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Peace as spatial and relational practice emerging in everyday public spaces (Christine Mady, Stefania Ragozino and Karina Landman)?Part I ? COMFORT??Chapter 1 New spaces of social and ethical engagement of fashion in post-socialist cities (Monika Murzyn-Kupisz)?Chapter 2 Navigating Comfort and Peace: The Social Production of peace and comfort in Tshwane’s Public Spaces (Kundani Makakavhule)?Chapter 3 Un-Making Comfort, Re-Making the Commons: Entangled Histories of Domestic and Public Space Dispossession (Maria Anita Palumbo)?Part II ? NEGOTIATION?Chapter 4 Micro-negotiations of Fragile Peace: Public spaces and urban cultures in Johannesburg North (Vuyiswa Letsoko and Eric Makoni)?Chapter 5 Non-violent struggles and collective heritage-making as emancipatory: Insights from Southern Italy (Giusy Pappalardo)?Chapter 6 Observing everyday negotiations of informality: Street vendors’ political and spatial agency in Central Cucuta, Colombia (Diego Andres Pinzon Quesada)?Chapter 7 Public spaces in remote areas: Differing visions of the future (Matej Nik?i?)?Part III ? CO-EXISTENCE?Chapter 8 Co-existence in the planning and use of a multifunctional public space ? case Maunula House in Helsinki (Emilia Palonen, Kanerva Kuokkanen and Euridice Hernandez)?Chapter 9 What now with all the affects? Affective urbanism between hope and disillusionment (Tihomir Viderman)?Chapter 10 Inhabiting the night, conflict, negotiation and co-existence in public spaces after dark (Andres F. Ramirez, Claire Nelischer and Gus Wendel)?Chapter 11 Re-imagining contested urban peripheries as biocultural habitats for kinship in the City of Tshwane (Dayle Shand)?Commentary: Time to Crack out of our Shell.??A Conversation with Jana Nakhal to reflect on Spatial Justice in Unfair Territories (Chiara Belingardi, Stefania Ragozino and Jana Nakhal)?Conclusion: How crucial is peace in everyday public space? (Christine Mady, Stefania Ragozino and Karina Landman)

Dialogues in Planning for Climate Change: Enduring Challenges and Transformative Pathways (Hardcover)

1 Introduction (Andrea I Frank, Aysin Dedekorkut-Howes and Christopher Silver)?SECTION 1: ADAPTATION AT DIFFERENT SCALES: SECTORAL AND LOCAL STRATEGIES?2 Infrastructure and Climate Change in Brazil: Planning Adaptation at Different Scales (Jeferson C. Tavares)?3 Bridging climate adaptation and mitigation in urban development? Urban planning discourses in the Baltic Sea Region (Antti Roose, Ly Lumiste, Kerli Kirsimaa)?4 Environmental (In)justice in Territorial Planning, Sao Paulo Climate Justice (Mariana Urrestarazu de Freitas, Murilo Sergio Figueiredo Bina, and Luciana Travassos)?5 The Role of Secondary Towns in Climate Change Adaptation Governance: An Analysis of Secondary Towns of Pwani Region in Tanzania (Ludy Steffany Diaz Rodriquez, Frederick Bwire Magina, and John Modestus Lupala)?6 Climate Change at a Subnational Scale: SDG 13 in Sao Paolo Macrometropolis (Pedro Henrique Campello Torres, Klaus Frey, Jacobi Klaus, Pedro Roberto, Pedro Luiz Cortes and Leila Vendrametto)?SECTION 2: ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE IMPACTS??7 Living on Top of the Water: Public Attitudes Toward Floating Homes in North Jakarta, Indonesia (Rukuh Setiadi, Joerg Baumeister, Alex Lo and Luna Perita)?8 Re-Imagining Relationships with Space, Place, and Property: The Story of Mainstreaming Management Retreat in Aotearoa, New Zealand (Christina Hanna, Raven Cretney and Iain White)?9 The Role of Community Leaders in Overcoming Climate Change Problems: A Case Study of Flood and Tide Infrastructure Management in Panggung Lor Sub-District, Semarang City, Indonesia (Hadi Wahyono and Mardwi Rahdriawan)?10 A Political Ecology of Urban Adaptation to Water Scarcity in Phoenix and Tuscon (Arizona, USA) (Anne-Lise Boyer, Yves-Francois Le Lay and Pascal Mardy)?11 Planning for Climate Change: Implications of High Temperatures and Extreme Heat Waves for Los Angeles County, California (Sungyup Kim, Fengpeng Sun and Clara Irazabal)?12 Spatio-temporal Evaluation of Thermal Quality in Istanbul with Emphasis on U...


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Ornament and Class : Modern Architecture and the Rise of the Bourgeoisie (Paperback)

1. Introduction: Ornament and Class? 2. The Limits of Bourgeois Architecture? 3. H?tel Guilbert and the Bourgeois Stylistic Regime? 4. Work and Romantic Labor? 5. Architecture for the Laboring Classes? 6. The Polemic of Ornament? 7. Architecture as Global Ornament? 8. Architectural History as Bourgeois History

Critical Computational Relations in Design, Architecture and the Built Environment (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Critical computational relations in design, architecture and the built environment 1. Techno-optimism and optimization in media architecture practice and theory 2. Form data as a resource in architectural analysis: an architectural distant reading of wooden churches from the Carpathian Mountain regions of Eastern Europe 3. Tracing (in)visibilising practices: engaging with simulations for architecture and spatial planning 4. Digital tufting bee: expanding computational design boundaries through collective material practice and social play 5. We build this city on rocks and (feminist) code: hacking corporate computational designs of cities to come 6. Cultivating the critical imagination: post-disciplinary pedagogy in a computational design laboratory

Street-by-Street Retrofit : A Future for Architecture (Paperback)

List of Figures

Foreword: What If the Just Transition Began at Home?

Acknowledgements

Introduction   

Part I: The State of the Art 

1 Which Way to Jump?

Case Study: Energiesprong

2 The Carrying Capacity of the Planet

The Anthropocene and nature

Sustainable development, its origins and implications

Ecomodernism and the magic of technology

The climate crisis and the crisis of culture

Cultural juncture

Case Study: EU IFORE Innovation for Renewal

3 Re-evaluation of Modernism

Tipping point

Regulation

Alternative directions

The ecomodernist direction: Geo-engineering

Case Study: Parity Projects

4 Sustainable Retreat

Technology (alone) is not the answer

The future slowdown

The idea of progress

Modernism and the natural world

Architecture as a belief system

Case Study: Link Road, Birmingham

5 Caring Architecture

The future role of the architect will be to build sparingly

Building little implies making good what we already have i.e. retrofit

Part II: A Brief History of Retrofit     

6 Size of the Problem

The energy case for retrofit

Problem #1 Determining the Outcomes

7 Pre-requisites for Retrofit

Retrofit at the urban scale

Retrofit origins

The 40 per cent house

Problem #2 Insulation

8 Drivers for Change

Problem #3 Overheating

9 Home Truths

40 per cent h...


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Designing Gender Sensitive Spaces for Consenting Cities : Practices and Provocations (Paperback)

Designing gender-sensitive spaces for consenting cities: An overview

PART ONE: Designing approaches

Introduction: Designing approaches

1. In search of a method that works: the story of the gendered landscape of Umea?

2. To go for a walk alone and be a woman

3. Designing gender-responsive housing/home: a feminist exploration

4. A super-duper wicked problem: expanding intersectional climate adaptation

5. Data design and dissemination: visualising gender inequality statistics for public audiences

PART TWO: Making material changes

Introduction: Making material changes

6. Kitchen Revolutions

7. Shared reading and place-making in the rural Australian city: mediating climate crisis, marginality and gendered experience through collective reading practices

8. Institutionalising Pride: the rise of the Pride Centre in Melbourne

9. Engendering justice: on (in)visibilities of penal design, aestheticization of punishment and space of solidarity

10. Making room for the unexpected: street sex work and the indecorous city

11. Developing advocacy: insights from gender-sensitive placemaking training in the public sector

PART THREE: The possibilities of night

Introduction: The possibilities of night

12. Untangling the relationship of fear, safety and accessibility in night-time Kolkata

13. Feminist urban planning through community action and transformation: the case of Nocturnas

14. Reclaim the night: women walk to reimagine nightlife

15. Pride of place: (re)imagining a queer Sydney during WorldPride

PART FOUR: Infrastructures of care

Introduction: Infrastructures of care

16. Feminist criteria for territorialising the caring city

17. Rethinking spatial analysis and analytics: Native, Black and Latina/x feminist theories and methods for engagement, equity and justice

18. Eco...


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Hans Scharoun and China : The East Asian Depth of Neues Bauen (Paperback)

1. Introduction? 2. Neues Bauen? 3. Early Encounter? 4. The Chinese Werkbund? 5. Hans Scharoun’s Postwar Urban Planning? 6. Hans Scharoun’s Volksschule Darmstadt? 7. Hans Scharoun’s Theaters and Concert Halls? 8. Epilogue

Brick Architecture Craft in Nineteenth-Century South India : Reading Buildings as Archives (Paperback)

List of figures

List of abbreviations

Acknowledgements

Glossary

Part 1: Reading the Archive

Chapter 1: The Humble Brick: Material for a Billion

●       Brick: Construction Material for a Billion

●       The Decolonial Lens

●       Hybridity

●       Standardisation, Mechanisation, Automation

●       Brick: Contemporary Challenges

●       Structure and Themes of the Book

Chapter 2: Precolonial to Colonial: History of Brick in the Indian Subcontinent

●       Bricks: Indus to the Nineteenth-century Colonial India

●       Regional Variations

●       Missionaries and Factories

●       Terracotta/Fired Earth: Colonisers Trailing the Missionaries

●       Terracotta Brick and Tile Industry in Mangalore

●       The Basel Mission Printing Press

●       Other Terracotta Tiles

Chapter 3: Nineteenth-Century Conversations between the Indigenous and the Colonial

●       Introduction

●       Methods and Manuals

●       The Anthropology of Bricks: Brick-makers of Burma

●       Coloured Bricks

●       Well Sinkers: Manual to Mechanised

●       Brick, Mortar and Plasters of the Nineteenth-century India

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Smart Technologies for Sustainable Development Goals : No Poverty (Paperback)

Preface. Introduction to Technological Assistance for Poverty Reduction. Food Security and Safety to End Poverty. ICT Alleviates Poverty Focusing on Healthcare, Agriculture and Entrepreneurship. Role of ICT in Harnessing Poverty Reduction: An Empirical Study using an ARDL Approach. Developing Social Protection Systems to End Poverty in Indonesia. Smart Media Technology in No Poverty Reduction. Sustainable Livestock Production and Poverty Alleviation. Modern Farming Techniques to Sustainable Livelihoods. Artificial Intelligence for Hunger Monitoring and Mitigation. Machine Learning Methods to Predict and Classify Poverty. Machine Learning Technologies for Agricultural Prediction to Enhance Economic Growth. Empowering Poverty Prediction with Sustainable AI Techniques. Precision Poverty Evaluation: Leveraging Generalized Linear Models and XG Boost Algorithms. Transforming Data into Action: Leveraging Big Data Analytics to End Poverty. Eradication of Poverty using Smart Governance: Case Study of European Union Cities. Index.

Exclusion in Smart Cities : Assessment and Strategy for Strengthening Resilience (Paperback)

List of figures

List of tables

Introduction

1.         The concept of a Smart City in modern economies 

            1.1.      Creation and assumptions of the Smart City concept

            1.2.      Areas of Smart City development and evaluation    

2.         Bright and dark sides of Smart City          

            2.1.      The role of Smart City in improving the quality of urban life       

            2.2.      Criticism of the Smart City concept on the literature on the subject 

3.         Dimensions of exclusion in a Smart City

            3.1.      The essence and causes of exclusion in a Smart City

            3.2.      Research methodology of exclusion in a Smart City   

4.         The issue of exclusion in Smart City rankings      

            4.1.      Characteristics of Smart City rankings         

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A Nordic Smart Sustainable City : Lessons from Theory and Practice (Paperback)

About the Editors. List of Contributors. Preface. Editorial Introduction. PART I: A SMART CITY AND A SMART SUSTAINABLE CITIES RESEARCH NETWORK. 1) From European sprat to European smart: How the fishing town of Stavanger became a Smart City Lighthouse. 2) Smartening Stavanger ? Reflections on interdisciplinary and intra-regional collaboration. PART II: THE CONCEPTUAL SMART CITY. 3) Tensions and opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration in smart city work. 4) Transformative agency in urban experimentation: the role of intermediaries and boundary spanners. 5) A pragmatist approach to the smart city concept and practice. 6) Towards the Streetsmart City: A research and planning agenda for inclusive cities. 7) Conceptual barriers to integrating smart and sustainable mobility planning. 8) Addressing cyber?physical challenges for critical infrastructures in smart cities through integrating organizational processes for safety and security management. 9) Streetwise in the artistic city: Jazz, Beats, Hugs and Bugs. PART III: THE LIVED SMART CITY. 10) Implementation of the smart city concept in Stavanger municipality ? From a global idea to local practice. 11) Enabling the future smart cities: AI-based orchestration of 5G and beyond. 12) Data accessibility for researchers in smart cities: A literature review and case study about access to consumer energy data in Norway. 13) Barriers, motivators, and smart solutions for promoting commute cycling in Stavanger. 14) Developing children’s understanding of their complex urban environment - Some Stavanger kindergarten's awareness of air quality. 15) Making art smart. PART IV: LESSONS LEARNED. 16) Lessons learned from a living smart city. Index.?