Add to ORKGToday\u27s architects, planners and urban designers are tasked with the goal of the revitalization of cities and the primary ring of neighborhoods which surround them. These neighborhoods are vital to the life of the city and due to the phenomena of suburbanization many lay dormant as dismal reminders of the once prosperity of the city. The purpose of this exploration is to create a model for the revitalization of urban neighborhoods by looking at the role of dwelling in the process of revitalization. The idea that an urban dwelling is not just your home but it is a series of connected environments which are used by a person is the basis for redesigning these derelict urban neighborhoods. Studying how these environments can form community b...
One of the purposes of urban design is an understanding, a knowledge of the urban environment. The p...
Several decades of suburban sprawl and white flight have disrupted the historical economy of city li...
none2noIn this paper we suggest a neighborhood perspective as a possible way to “react” to some subu...
Today\u27s architects, planners and urban designers are tasked with the goal of the revitalization o...
Since the end of World War II, American cities have been stuck in the development trend of urban spr...
When thinking about planning residential neighborhoods, they usually plan for a service purpose and ...
Throughout the country, new development continues at a rapid pace, sprawling away from city centers ...
This essay argues that new urban residents primarily seek a type of community properly called a neig...
The attraction of the suburban lifestyle for many, is the comforting uniformity and lack of density,...
Recently, a very celebrated return to the neighbourhood has occurred. In the contemporary narrative ...
4th Place in Arts and Architecture at Denman Research ForumNeighborhood gentrification is defined as...
This thesis presents the phenomenon of communal habitation--from a traditional scene to a contempora...
Traditionally observers of the urban scene have held that by unilaterally shifting the balance betw...
With the progressing housing shortage, there is a need for affordable and accessible housing to acco...
Given its central importance to so many key constituents, it is no wonder that the neighborhood has ...
One of the purposes of urban design is an understanding, a knowledge of the urban environment. The p...
Several decades of suburban sprawl and white flight have disrupted the historical economy of city li...
none2noIn this paper we suggest a neighborhood perspective as a possible way to “react” to some subu...
Today\u27s architects, planners and urban designers are tasked with the goal of the revitalization o...
Since the end of World War II, American cities have been stuck in the development trend of urban spr...
When thinking about planning residential neighborhoods, they usually plan for a service purpose and ...
Throughout the country, new development continues at a rapid pace, sprawling away from city centers ...
This essay argues that new urban residents primarily seek a type of community properly called a neig...
The attraction of the suburban lifestyle for many, is the comforting uniformity and lack of density,...
Recently, a very celebrated return to the neighbourhood has occurred. In the contemporary narrative ...
4th Place in Arts and Architecture at Denman Research ForumNeighborhood gentrification is defined as...
This thesis presents the phenomenon of communal habitation--from a traditional scene to a contempora...
Traditionally observers of the urban scene have held that by unilaterally shifting the balance betw...
With the progressing housing shortage, there is a need for affordable and accessible housing to acco...
Given its central importance to so many key constituents, it is no wonder that the neighborhood has ...
One of the purposes of urban design is an understanding, a knowledge of the urban environment. The p...
Several decades of suburban sprawl and white flight have disrupted the historical economy of city li...
none2noIn this paper we suggest a neighborhood perspective as a possible way to “react” to some subu...