13712nam a2200385Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020002300064020002000087020002000107020002000127020002300147020002300170020002300193040003400216050002000250245007300270264004500343300007200388336002600460337002800486338002700514500003400541504005100575505166200626505996802288520091412256650002513170650001713195650003313212650002613245650001813271700001913289700001813308pucpr20250903162827.0070710s20062008 a fri 001 0 eng  a9780415318785qpbk a0415318777qhbk a0415318785qpbk a0203601726qebk a9780415318778qhbk a9780415318785qpbk a9780203601723qebk apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda00aHT166bU97 200800aUrban Design Futures :cedited by Malcolm Moor and Jon Rowland.htxt aLondon ;aNew York :bRoutledge ,c2008. axvii, 198 p.bill. ; (some col.) ; maps (some col.) ;c25 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aFormerly CIP, Includes Index. aIncludes bibliographical references and index. aPart 1: Urban Design Comes of Age: The Bigger Picture 17 -- 1. Territories of Urban Design Alex Krieger 18 -- 2. Globalising Urban Design Tony Lloyd Jones 29 -- 3. It’s Sprawl. But It’s MY Sprawl Harriet Tregoning 38 -- 4. Civitas: Traditional Urbanism in Contemporary Practice Paul Murrain 46 -- 5. The Planning System and the Delivery of Design Quality John Punter 50 -- 6. The ART of City Building David Rudlin 57 -- Part 2: Connecting Social Spaces: Creating the Public Realm 69 -- 7. Life, Spaces, Buildings And in Said Order. Please Jan Gehl 70 -- 8. The Insecurity of Urbanism Tim Stonor 76 -- 9. The Street Adriaan Geuze 83 -- 10. Asian Commercialism and the Discovery of Place: The Lan Kwai Fong Story Alex Lui 88 -- 11. The Social Dimension of Urban Design Ken Worpole 94 -- 12. Men Shouldn’t Decide Everything: Women and the Public Realm Mardie Townsend 100 -- 13. Post Modern Movement: The Inscrideb City Alain Cousseran 106 -- 14. Animal Urbanism and Homeopathic Architecture Lucien Kroll 114 -- Part 3: Sustainability Through Technology: Creating New Typologies 121 -- 15. What is the New Ordinary? Bill Dunster 122 -- 16. A Vertical Theory of Urban Design Ken Yeang 135 -- Part 4: Networks Expand Choice: New Frameworks for Urbanism 141-- 17. The Brand New Authentic Retail Experience: The Commercialization of Urban Design Richard Ress 142 -- 18. Place, Experience. Movement Andrew Cross 149 -- 19. Lower Lea Valley Olympic and Legacy Masterpiece Jason Prior 154 -- 20. Giving Meaning to the Experience Economy John Worthington 159 -- 21. Ground Zero Thom Mayne 170 -- Conclusion: Urban Design Futures Jon Rowland 173 -- Index 190 --  aLIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS: 0.1 Davygate, York -- 0.2 Vandalised garage court, Marsh Farm Estate, Luton -- 0.3 Residential towers in park, Rochdale Road, Manchester -- 0.4 Ring road severance, Bury -- 0.5 Retail boxes along inner ring road, Telford -- 0.6 Deck access housing, Gospel Oak, North London -- 0.7 Hammersmith flyover, West London -- 0.8 Field analysis of Central London’s Georgian estates -- 0.9 Waterside development proposals, Buffalo, NY -- 0.10 Town square, Poundbury -- 0.11 Covent Garden fruit and vegetable market, London -- 0.12 Proposed development of Covent Garden Market, London -- 0.13 BedZED frontage to public realm, Sutton -- 0.14 New Bank Headquarters, Central, Hong Kong -- 0.15 Transport Development Zone Concept sketch -- 0.16 Place de I’Homme de Fer, Strasbourg -- 0.17 Renovation of Place de I’Homme de Fer -- 0.18 Circular tram station roof, Place de I’Homme de Fer -- 0.19 Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao, Spain -- 0.20 Icknield Loop Masterplan, Birmingham -- 0.21 Paris Plage, right bank of the Seine -- 0.22 Paris Plage, Hộtel de Ville to Pont Neuf -- 0.23 Shopping street, Brisbane -- 0.24 Student demo, Oxford Street, London -- 0.25 Pompidou Centre, Paris -- 1.1 The axis of the Champs Elysees seen form the Louvre -- 1.2 Grahame Park masterplan, Barnet, North London -- 1.3 Grahame Park, North London, Southern Square -- 1.4 Gloucester Docks masterplan -- 1.5 Gloucester Dock -- 1.6 Gloucester Docks -- 1.7 New tradicionalism, Puondbury Estate, Dorchester -- 1.8 Public realm, Buchanan Street, Glasgow -- 1.9 Exchange Square, Millenium Quarter, Manchester -- 1.10 Gare du Nord Metro Interchange, Paris -- 1.11 Stratford City, London -- 1.12 Landscape urbanism, Der Strype, The Hague -- 1.13 Woonerf (home zone), Der Strype, The Hague -- 1.14 Visionary urbanism, Colindale, North London -- 1.15 Community participation, Cirencester, Gloucestershire -- 2.1 Unconsicious urban design -- 2.2 Jakarta: commercial towers and informal squatter settlements -- 2.3 Shedland?, Washington, DC -- 2.4 Edge City? Dulles Airport, Washington, DC -- 2.5 Back office land, Washington, DC -- 2.6 Perilous shacks in Tucunduba, Belem, Brazil -- 2.7 Megacity downtown, Avenida Paulista, Sao Paulo, Brazil -- 2.8 Illegal land divisions in Sao Paul, Brazil -- 2.9 Tucunduba, Belem, Brazil -- 5.1 Java Island, Amsterdam -- 5.2 Ira Keller Foundation Park, Portland, USA -- 5.3 False Creek North, Vancouver, Canada -- 5.4 Chillingworth Road, Islington, North London -- 5.5 The City of Sydney model, Australia -- 6.1 Temple Quay 2, Bristol, historic view of site -- 6.2 Temple Quay 2, Bristol, aerial view -- 6.3 Temple Quay 2, Bristol, masterplan -- 6.4 Bristol context figure ground plan -- 6.5 New England Quarter, Brighton, aerial view -- 6.6 New England Quarter, Brighton, housing above Sainsbury’s store -- 6.7 New England Quarter, masterplan -- 6.8 Brighton context figure ground plan -- 6.9 Southall Gasworks, Ealing, London, aerial view of proposals -- 6.10 Southall Gasworks, Ealing, London, masterplan -- 6.11 Aerial view, Southall Gasworks, Ealing London -- 6.12 Marshall Mills, Leeds, masterplan -- 6.13 Marshall Mills, Leeds, new square -- 6.14 Marshall Mill, Leeds, aerial view -- 6.15 Oldham Beyond, Oldham, UK masterplan -- 6.18 Proposed Oldham theatre -- 6.19 Proposed new business quarter -- 7.1 Public bench, Copenhagen -- 7.2 Private moments, Copenhagen -- 7.3 Outdoor café in Stroget, Copenhagen -- 7.4 Bollards in Piazza del Campo, Sienna, Italy -- 7.5 Kalvebod Brygge waterfront, Copenhagen -- 7.6 Kalvebod Brygge, Copenhagen -- 7.7 The Deserted Street -- 7.8 Spokane, WA, USA -- 7.9 Clarksdale, MS, USA -- 7.10 A sunlit street, Copenhagen -- 7.11 Karl Johann Gaten, Stockholm -- 7.12 Aerial view of Aker Brygge, Oslo -- 7.13 Aker Brygge, Oslo -- 7.14 Aker Brygge, Oslo -- 7.15 Aker Brygge, Oslo -- 7.16 Straedet, pedestrian street in Copenhagen -- 8.1 Spatial integration map of central London -- 8.2 New central staircase for Trafalgar Square, London -- 8.3 Strategic design proposal for the historic core of Margate, UK -- 8.4 Margate, UK -- 8.5 Margate, UK -- 8.6 Strategic design proposal for the Brixton Town Centre Interchange, London -- 8.7 Masterplan for historic St Botolph’s Quarter, Colchester, UK -- 8.8 Sketch of proposal for a new public space at Princes Circus, London -- 8.9 Princes Circus, London, sketch -- 9.1 Les Halles present entrances -- 9.2 Les Halles roof-lights -- 9.3 Les Halles landscape proposals -- 9.4 Les Halles, Paris, cross section of proposals -- 9.5 Exciting night view of Les Halles proposals -- 10.1 Hong Kong serial view showing Lan Kwai Fong -- 10.2 Lan Kwai Fong location plan -- 10.3 Elevation of D’Aguilar Street -- 10.4 Daytime scene enables street refurbishment to be visible -- 10.5 Night scene shows people, not buildings, are the centre of attention -- 10.6 Neon signs are Hong Kong’s aesthetic -- 11.1 Waterloo Station, London -- 11.2 The Promenade Plante, Paris -- 11.3 Norr Malarstrand, Stockholm -- 11.4 The northern section of Museum Park, Rotterdam -- 11.5 The same park I 2201, just after the bulldozers had finished their work -- 11.6 Victoria Square, Birmingham, UK -- 11.7 The Peace Gardens, Sheffield, UK -- 11.8 The closing of the main freeway along the Seine -- 12.1 Putting women’s view on the design and planning agenda -- 12.2 Presentation on parental perceptions of the neighbourhood -- 12.3 Focus group discussion -- 12.4 Low and high rise housing, Raleigh Park, USA -- 12.5 Community tree planting -- 13.1 Orchestration of changes in scale in the inscribed space of the street -- 13.2 Inscribed space restructured by the service space -- 13.3 Giving meaning to an open space through treatment as an avenue -- 13.4 Public space can make up for the absence of a discernible streetscape -- 13.5 Landscaping as a means of restructuring open space -- 13.6 The service space -- 13.7 The garden is, today, considered a major constituent of urbanism -- 13.8 The garden creates an image of the city -- 13.9 The garden structures the streetscape -- 14.1 Vauix-en-Velin, Lyons, France -- 14.2 Ecolonia, Alpha-aan-den Rojn, Netherlands -- 14.3 Ecolonia, Netherlands, public space -- 14.4 Ecolonia, Netherlands, private space -- 14.5 Ecolonia, Netherlands, built form -- 14.6 Ecolonia, Netherlands, context and ecology -- 14.7 Ecolonia, Netherlands, urban components -- 14.8 Bethoncourt Montbeliard, France -- 14.9 Bethoncourt Montbeliard, France, blocks remodelled -- 14.10 Bethoncourt, Montbeliard, France, casualness replaces banality -- 14.11 Bethoncourt, Montbeliard, France, elevation of block -- 14.12 Bethoncourt- Montbeliard, France sketch of tower -- 14.13 ALEA Alencon, France -- 14.14 ALEA Alencon, France -- 14.15 ALEA, informal pathways -- 14.16 ALEA, social spaces -- 14.17 ALEA, the transformation -- 15.1 Volume house builders’ output -- 15.2 Volume house builders’ factory -- 15.3 UK urban sprawl -- 15.4 Internal view of BedZED living room -- 15.5 Computer section through BedZED -- 15.6 Cost effectiveness plotted against thermal performance -- 15.7 Cross section of BedZED building physics strategy -- 15.8 Site plan of BedZED -- 15.9 BedZED floor plan -- 15.10 Helios Road balconies -- 15.11 SkyZED, Wandsworth, aerial view -- 15.12 SkyZED, Wandsworth, aerial view -- 15.13 SkyZED, Wandsworth, cut-away perspective -- 15.14 ZEDquarter, King’s Cross, aerial view of low rise option from north -- 15.15 ZEDquarter, King’s Cross, cross section -- 15.16 Broughton, colourd site plan -- 15.17 Perspective view form south -- 15.17 Street view showing Zed homes juxtaposed with traditional -- 16.1 A vertical theory of urban design, Georgian London -- 16.2 Sketches of Eco Tower, Elephant and Castle, London -- 16.3 Masterplan -- 16.4 Parks in the sky -- 16.5 High rise should have a multiplicity of uses -- 16.6 The application of urban design techniques -- 17.1 Niketown, Oxford Streets, London -- 17.2 Selfridges, Birmingham’s revitalized Bull Ring -- 17.3 Selfridges seen across Birmingham -- 17.4 Tesco and Tesco Express -- 17.5 Bournemouth Library -- 17.6 Cribbs Causeway, Bristol -- 17.7 Smaralind shopping centre, Reykjavik -- 17.8 Paradise Street, Liverpool -- 17.9 Waterfront City, Melbourne -- 17.10 Sheffield, new retail -- 18.1 Renault Parts Distribution Centre, Swindon, UK -- 18.2 Ontario Mills shopping centre, San Bernardino, California -- 18.3 Watling Street, Middle England, but could be anywhere -- 18.4 Droxford Business Park, Sunderland, UK -- 19.1 Olympic Park, aerial perspective -- 19.2 Olympic Park, aerial view -- 19.3 Legacy Masterplan -- 19.4 Olympic Masterplan -- 19.5 Village Plaza view -- 19.6 Stadium external view -- 19.7 The built environment legacy -- 19.8 Village water view -- 19.9 Sketch, Olympic Park -- 19.10 Sketch, legacy -- 20.1 Oresund Region -- 20.2 Twenty first century city -- 20.3 Retail park -- 20.4 SANE, study of distributed workspace -- 20.5 On demand flexibility of pay as you-go -- 20.6 Aesthetic of mobility -- 20.7 Gateway to the city core -- 20.8 Ajax Staduim, Amsterdam -- 20.9 Papendorp, a greenfield site -- 21.1 West perspective -- 21.2 Cross section -- 21.3 North perspective -- 21.4 Dynamic spaces -- 21.5 Canyon perspective -- 22.1 Kentlands, UK -- 22.2 BedZED -- 22.3 Ecolonia, Netherlands -- 22.4 Ecolonia, Netherlands -- 22.5 Telford Millenium Community masterplan, UK -- 22.6 Lewisham Gateway, UK, urban design framework -- 22.7 Lewisham Gateway, UK -- 22.8 Lewisham Gateway, UK -- 22.9 Bull Ring, Birmingham, UK -- 22.10 Bicester shopping village, Oxfordshire, UK -- 22.11 Paddington Basin development, London -- 22.12 Masterplan, Paddington Basin development -- 22.13 Paddington Basin development, London -- 22.14 Fairford Leys new community, Aylesbury, UK -- 22.15 Borneo, Sporenburg, Amsterdam -- 22.16 Morphosis competition entry for rebuilding of the Twin Towers, NYC -- 22.17 Olympic Park masterplan, East London -- 22.18 Las Vegas -- 22.19 Las Vegas --  aThe last decade has seen the rise of urban design which has taken a central position in the new agendas for urban regeneration and renaissance. Urban design has moved from marginality to mainstream. The principles espoused by urban designers over the past thirty years are now accepted as key to a better urban environment and as we move towards greater sustainability, different ideas are emerging that are challenging some of the accepted urban design norms; urban design is at a watershed. Urban Design Futures presents essays from an international cast of authors to review progress and explore emerging ideas: should urban design reflect the future rather than recreate the past? What are the new driving forces that will shape urban living and hence urban design in the future? This book explores new concepts and points the way towards a series of urban design paradigms for the twenty first century --00aCity planning2Local 0aUrban policy 0aUrban landscape architecture 0aNeighborhood planning 0aUrban renewal10aMoor, Malcolm.10aRowland, Jon.