Urban Planning

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2023, volume 8, articles 4

Entanglements of Improvisation, Conviviality, and Conflict in Everyday Encounters in Public Space pp. 1-5

Mervyn Horgan and Saara Liinamaa

“It’s a Two-Way Thing”: Symbolic Boundaries and Convivial Practices in Changing Neighbourhoods in London and Tshwane pp. 6-16

Susanne Wessendorf and Tamlyn Monson

Conviviality in Public Squares: How Affordances and Individual Factors Shape Optional Activities pp. 17-30

Hannah Widmer

The Forks Market: Cosmopolitan Canopy, Conviviality, and Class pp. 31-41

Sonia Bookman

The Coining of Convivial Public Space: Homelessness, Outreach Work, and Interaction Order pp. 42-51

Robin James Smith, Jonathan Ablitt, Joe Williams and Tom Hall

Strengthening Social Ties While Walking the Neighbourhood? pp. 52-62

Troy D. Glover, Luke Moyer, Joe Todd and Taryn Graham

Geographies of Encounter, Public Space, and Social Cohesion: Reviewing Knowledge at the Intersection of Social Sciences and Built Environment Disciplines pp. 63-76

Patricia Aelbrecht and Quentin Stevens

“Hot+Noisy” Public Space: Conviviality, “Unapologetic Asianness,” and the Future of Vancouver’s Chinatown pp. 77-88

Lise Mahieus and Eugene McCann

Negotiating Difference on Public Transport: How Practices and Experiences of Deviance Shape Public Space pp. 89-98

Louise Sträuli

Visually Impaired Persons and Social Encounters in Central Melbourne pp. 99-106

Shirin Pourafkari

The Role of the Body in Pandemic Geographies of Encounter: Anti-Restriction Protesters Between Collective Action and Political Violence pp. 107-118

Sabine Knierbein and Richard Pfeifer

Improvisation and Planning: Engaging With Unforeseen Encounters in Urban Public Space pp. 119-131

Anne-Lene Sand, Anniken Førde, John Pløger and Mathias Poulsen

Reading Publicness: Meaningful and Spontaneous Encounters in Beirut During a Time of Crisis pp. 132-144

Roula El-Khoury, Rachelle Saliba and Tamara Nasr

Built Space Hinders Lived Space: Social Encounters and Appropriation in Large Housing Estates pp. 145-161

Katja Friedrich and Stefanie Rößler

Planning, Manufacturing, and Sustainability: Three Research Themes pp. 162-165

Yonn Dierwechter and Mark Pendras

Place-Based Climate-Proofing of Commercial and Industrial Areas: Inventory and Guidelines From a Regional Planning Perspective pp. 166-185

Cordula Schwappach, Elke Beyer and Lech Suwala

Regulating Sustainable Production pp. 186-197

Carl Grodach, Liz Taylor, Declan Martin and Joe Hurley

Sensing Urban Manufacturing: From Conspicuous to Sensible Production pp. 198-210

Ottavia Cima and Ewa Wasilewska

Auditing, Revealing and Promoting Industry in the London Borough of Southwark pp. 211-224

Jane Clossick and Mark Brearley

Departures From the Norm: Innovative Planning for Inclusive Manufacturing pp. 225-235

Mark Pendras, Adam Nolan and Ashleigh Williams

Next Generation Small Urban Manufacturing: Apprentices’ Perspective on Location Factors, Mixed-Use, and Shared Spaces pp. 236-248

Kerstin Meyer

Urban Revitalisation Between Artisanal Craft and Green Manufacturing: The Case of Brisbane’s Northgate Industrial Precinct pp. 249-262

Greg Hearn, Marcus Foth, Diego Camelo-Herrera and Glenda Amayo Caldwell

Hyper-Competitive Industrial Markets: Implications for Urban Planning and the Manufacturing Renaissance pp. 263-274

Jessica Ferm

Between the “Structural” and the “Everyday”: Bridging Macro and Micro Perspectives in Comparative Urban Research pp. 275-278

Nadine Appelhans and Sophie Schramm

Housing Pathways of the “Missing People” of Public Housing and Resettlement Programs: Methodological Reflections pp. 279-288

Raffael Beier

Structural Transformations and Everyday Spatial Consequences in Austerity Ireland: An Embedded Comparative Approach pp. 289-300

Sander van Lanen

The Interweaving of Everyday and Structural Perspectives: Exploring Suburban Struggles of Everyday Life pp. 301-312

Marius Mlejnek and Petra Lütke

Spatial Integration of Refugees: Towards a Post-Migrant Approach pp. 313-325

Juliana Canedo and Hassan Elmouelhi

Planning-Related Protest as a Key to Understanding Urban Particularities pp. 326-339

Grischa Frederik Bertram and Gerhard Kienast

Comparing Hybrid Urbanisms in the Global South: Water Delivery Configurations in Peru and Ghana pp. 340-350

Christian Rosen and Nina Gribat

The Indifference of Transport: Comparative Research of “Infrastructural Ruins” in the Gauteng City-Region and Greater Maputo pp. 351-365

Margot Rubin, Lindsay Blair Howe, Sarah Charlton, Muhammed Suleman, Anselmo Cani, Lesego Tshuwa and Alexandra Parker

Differences in Active Travel Between Immigrants in an Active and Less Active Mobility Culture pp. 366-379

Koen Faber, Simon Kingham, Lindsey Conrow and Dea van Lierop

A Review of The Routledge Handbook of Urban Design Research Methods pp. 380-383

Aminreza Iranmanesh

2023, volume 8, articles 3

Car Dependency and Urban Form pp. 1-5

Kobe Boussauw, Enrica Papa and Koos Fransen

Demotorization and Space: The Influence of Spatial Factors on Car-Dependency Reduction in France pp. 6-13

Leslie Belton Chevallier, Joseph Cacciari and Anne Aguiléra

Why the Car Is Not Always King in Global South Cities: Evidence From Ulaanbaatar pp. 14-26

Iqbal Hamiduddin

Zero-Car Households: Urban, Single, and Low-Income? pp. 27-40

Eva Van Eenoo

Investigating the Nonlinear Relationship Between Car Dependency and the Built Environment pp. 41-55

Jun Cao, Tanhua Jin, Tao Shou, Long Cheng, Zhicheng Liu and Frank Witlox

Car Use: A Matter of Dependency or Choice? The Case of Commuting in Noord-Brabant pp. 56-68

Hossein Dashtestaninejad, Paul van de Coevering and Joost de Kruijf

Is It Possible to Compete With Car Use? How Buses Can Facilitate Sustainable Transport pp. 69-83

Qihao Liu, Yuzheng Liu, Chia-Lin Chen, Enrica Papa, Yantao Ling and Mengqiu Cao

Driving Towards Car-Independent Neighborhoods in Europe: A Typology and Systematic Literature Review pp. 84-98

Simone Aumann, Julia Kinigadner, David Duran-Rodas and Benjamin Büttner

Enhancing the Modal Split in Paramaribo Through Design-Driven Participatory Action Research Fuelled by Urban Tactics pp. 99-111

Sam Rymenants, Marlies Struyf, Sigrid Heirman and Marleen Goethals

Mobility Hubs: A Way Out of Car Dependency Through a New Multifunctional Housing Development? pp. 112-125

Arvid Krüger and Uwe Altrock

Drivers’ Perspectives of Car Dependence pp. 126-134

David Metz

The Effects of Urban Polycentricity on Particulate Matter Emissions From Vehicles: Evidence From 102 Chinese Cities pp. 135-147

Mi Ye, Ben Derudder, Lei Jiang, Freke Caset and Yingcheng Li

Introduction: Toward a “Post-Alexandrian” Agenda pp. 148-152

Michael W. Mehaffy and Tigran Haas

Christopher Alexander As An Architectural Thinker pp. 153-155

Almantas Samalavičius

Navigating Approaches to the Use of Pattern Language Theory in Practice pp. 156-168

Ruihua Chen, Marina Bos- de Vos, Ingrid Mulder and Zoë van Eldik

Community and Privacy in a Hyper-Connected World pp. 169-171

Roderick J. Lawrence

A Grid Is Not a Tree: Toward a Reconciliation of Alexander’s and Martin’s Views of City Form pp. 172-184

Ngoc Hong Nguyen, Khaled Alawadi and Sara Al Hinai

The Structure That Structures Us pp. 185-187

Jaap Dawson

Centers in the Event Domain: A Retake on the Wholeness of Urban Spaces pp. 188-200

Ridvan Kahraman

A World of a Thousand Independent Regions: Confronting the Ever-Increasing Refugee Problem pp. 201-211

Hans Joachim Neis and Pamanee Chaiwat

The Pattern Language Approach as a Bridge Connecting Formal and Informal Urban Planning Practices in Africa pp. 212-223

Priscilla Namwanje, Víctor Muñoz Sanz and Roberto Rocco

Social Sustainability and Alexander’s Living Structure Through a New Kind of City Science pp. 224-234

Tarina Levin, Stefan Sjöberg, Bin Jiang and Stephan Barthel

Patterns of Growth: Operationalizing Alexander’s “Web Way of Thinking” pp. 235-245

Michael W. Mehaffy

A Quanti-Qualitative Approach to Alexander’s Harmony-Seeking Computations pp. 246-258

Alice Rauber and Romulo Krafta

Shipping Canals in Transition pp. 259-262

Carola Hein, Sabine Luning, Han Meyer, Stephen J. Ramos and Paul van de Laar

Pathologies of Porosity: Looming Transitions Along the Mississippi River Ship Channel pp. 263-274

Joshua Alan Lewis

Shaping the New Vistula Spit Channel: Political, Economic, and Environmental Aspects pp. 275-288

Justyna Breś and Piotr Lorens

A New Shipping Canal Through the Vistula Spit as a Political and Transportation Project pp. 289-304

Piotr Marciniak

Searching for Reconnection: Environmental Challenges and Course Changes in Spatial Development Along Shanghai’s Shipping Channels pp. 305-318

Harry den Hartog

Flows as Makers and Breakers of Port-Territory Metabolic Relations: The Case of the Loire Estuary pp. 319-329

Annabelle Duval and Jean-Baptiste Bahers

The Texas Coast: Ship Channel Network of the Petroleum Age pp. 330-345

Alan Lessoff

How the Depths of the Danish Straits Shape Gdańsk's Port and City Spatial Development pp. 346-362

Karolina A. Krośnicka and Aleksandra Wawrzyńska

The (Re)Industrialised Waterfront as a “Fluid Territory”: The Case of Lisbon and the Tagus Estuary pp. 363-375

João Pedro Costa, Maria J. Andrade and Francesca Dal Cin

Prospective of an Inland Waterway System of Shipping Canals in Skikda (Algeria) pp. 376-389

Amira Ghennaï, Said Madani and Carola Hein

Potential Impact of Waterway Development on Cultural Landscape Values: The Case of the Lower Vistula pp. 390-405

Anna Golędzinowska

A Catalyst Approach for Smart Ecological Urban Corridors at Disused Waterways pp. 406-424

Sara Biscaya and Hisham Elkadi

Review of UK Inland Waterways Transportation From the Hydrodynamics Point of View pp. 425-437

Momchil Terziev, Jonathan Mosse, Rosemary Norman, Kayvan Pazouki, Richard Lord, Tahsin Tezdogan, Charlotte Thompson, Dimitrios Konovessis and Atilla Incecik

The Spatio-Functional Role of Navigable Urban Canals in the City: Cases From London and Amsterdam pp. 438-454

Merve Okkali Alsavada and Kayvan Karimi

2023, volume 8, articles 2

Smart Engagement and Smart Urbanism: Integrating “The Smart” Into Participatory Planning and Community Engagement pp. 1-5

Jin-Kyu Jung and Jung Eun Kang

For a Cooperative “Smart” City Yet to Come: Place-Based Knowledge, Commons, and Prospects for Inclusive Municipal Processes From Seattle, Washington pp. 6-16

Christian Anderson and Jin-Kyu Jung

Phygitally Smarter? A Critically Pragmatic Agenda for Smarter Engagement in British Planning and Beyond pp. 17-31

James Charlton, Ian Babelon, Richard Watson and Caitlin Hafferty

Citizen Engagement in Smart City Planning: The Case of Living Labs in South Korea pp. 32-43

Mijin Choo, Yeon Woo Choi, Hyewon Yoon, Sung Bin Bae and Dong Keun Yoon

Smart Engagement in Small Cities: Exploring Minority Participation in Planning pp. 44-56

Shakil Bin Kashem and Dora Gallo

Planning the Smart City With Young People: Teenagers’ Perceptions, Values and Visions of Smartness pp. 57-69

Simeon Shtebunaev, Silvia Gullino and Peter J. Larkham

What Role for Citizens? Evolving Engagement in Quadruple Helix Smart District Initiatives pp. 70-80

Hannah Devine-Wright and Anna R. Davies

The Smart City and Healthy Walking: An Environmental Comparison Between Healthy and the Shortest Route Choices pp. 81-92

Eun Jung Kim and Youngeun Gong

Civic Engagement in a Citizen-Led Living Lab for Smart Cities: Evidence From South Korea pp. 93-107

Jooho Park and Sayaka Fujii

Natural Surveillance for Crime and Traffic Accidents: Simulating Improvements of Street Lighting in an Older Community pp. 108-119

Yeo-Kyeong Kim, Yun-Kyu Lee and Donghyun Kim

Gap Analysis Between the Level of Heat Wave Adaptation Policy and Heat Wave Effects in South Korean Municipalities pp. 120-132

Tae Ho Kim, Chang Sug Park, Sang-hyeok Lee and Jung Eun Kang

GPS Tracking Data on Marginalised Citizens’ Spatial Patterns: Towards Inclusive Urban Planning pp. 133-144

Trine Agervig Carstensen and Hans Skov-Petersen

Queer(ing) Urban Planning and Municipal Governance pp. 145-149

Alison L. Bain and Julie A. Podmore

Homonegative Labyrinth of Representational Distortions: Planning Im/Possibilities for Higher Education LGBTQ+ Students in Mumbai pp. 150-163

Chan Arun-Pina

Queering Housing Policy: Questioning Urban Planning Assumptions in Namibian Cities pp. 164-176

Guillermo Delgado, Vanesa Castán Broto and Takudzwa Mukesi

Radical Solidarities in Punk and Queer Refusals of Safety and Inclusion Narratives in Planning pp. 177-186

Sarah Gelbard

Pinkwashing Policies or Insider Activism? Allyship in the LGBTIQ+ Governance–Activism Nexus pp. 187-196

Karine Duplan

Planning in the “LGBTQ Capital”: Choreographing Transgender In and Out of Policy pp. 197-207

Matt C. Smith, Paul Gilchrist and Jason Lim

Redistributing More Than the LGBTQ2S Acronym? Planning Beyond Recognition and Rainbows on Vancouver’s Periphery pp. 208-222

Julie A. Podmore and Alison L. Bain

At the Intersection of Equity and Innovation: Trans Inclusion in the City of Vancouver pp. 223-234

Tiffany Muller Myrdahl

Community Support Organizations in Gay Neighborhoods: Assessing Engagement During the Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 235-248

Daniel Baldwin Hess and Alex Bitterman

Territorial Inequality Driven by Tourism: A Queer Mapping of Urban Space in Acapulco, Mexico pp. 249-261

William J. Payne

50 Years of Pride: Queer Spatial Joy as Radical Planning Praxis pp. 262-276

Marisa Turesky and Jonathan Jae-an Crisman

Re-Orienting Planning Practice pp. 277-280

Petra L. Doan

Social Determinants, Urban Planning, and Covid-19 Response: Evidence From Quito, Ecuador pp. 281-291

Susana Herrero-Olarte and Angela Díaz-Márquez

Experiential Evaluation to Create Risky Situations and Address Tensions in a Participatory Planning Process pp. 292-306

Lieve Custers, Liesbeth Huybrechts and Oswald Devisch

Experts as Game Changers? A Critical Discourse Analysis of Climate Measures in the Metropolitan Region of Amsterdam pp. 307-321

Tanja Herdt and Víctor Muñoz Sanz

Designing Situated Vocabularies to Counter Social Polarizations: A Case Study of Nolo Neighbourhood, Milan pp. 322-334

Virginia Tassinari and Francesco Vergani

Strengthening Urban Labs’ Democratic Aspirations: Nurturing a Listening Capacity to Engage With the Politics of Social Learning pp. 335-346

Anna Seravalli

Challenging the Master Narrative on Large-Scale Social Estates: Exploring Counterstories Through Digital Storytelling pp. 347-358

Younes Rifaad and Nele Aernouts

Social-Ecological Knowledge Integration in Co-Design Processes: Lessons From Two Resilient Urban Parks in Chile pp. 359-373

Macarena Gaete

A Comparative Study of Polarization Management Around Energy Transition-Related Land-Use Conflicts in The Netherlands pp. 374-388

Christian Scholl and Eline Coolen

Planning Around Polarisation: Components of Finding Common Ground Based on Regeneration Projects in London and Gdańsk pp. 389-400

Piotr Lorens and Agnieszka Zimnicka

2023, volume 8, articles 1

Urban Heritage in Transformation: Physical and Non-Physical Dimensions of Changing Contexts pp. 1-4

Frank Eckardt and Aliaa AlSadaty

Change in the Dispersed Territory: (Proto)Types for a New Urban Paradigm pp. 5-18

Maarten Gheysen and Sophie Leemans

The Role of the Public-Private Interface and Persistence of Historic Character in Nezu, Tokyo pp. 19-29

Milica Muminović

Impacts of Change: Analysing the Perception of Industrial Heritage in the Vogtland Region pp. 30-38

Leo Bockelmann

Continuity and Change: Socio-Spatial Practices in Bamberg's World Heritage Urban Horticulture pp. 39-51

Heike Oevermann, Daniel Keech, Marc Redepenning, Li Fan and Patricia Alberth

Towards Liveability in Historic Centres: Challenges and Enablers of Transformation in Two Latvian Towns pp. 52-66

Margarita Vološina, Evija Taurene and Pēteris Šķiņķis

Patterns of Detachment: Spatial Transformations of the Phosphate Industry in el-Quseir, Egypt pp. 67-82

Mirhan Damir, Martin Meyer and Hellen Aziz

Endangered Urban Commons: Lahore’s Violent Heritage Management and Prospects for Reconciliation pp. 83-98

Helena Cermeño and Katja Mielke

Permanences Against Cultural Amnesia: Reconstructing the Urban Narrative of the Rum Community of Fener, Istanbul pp. 99-109

Ilgi Toprak

Portraying Urban Change in Alfama (Lisbon): How Local Socio-Spatial Practices Shape Heritage pp. 110-120

Catarina Fontes and Graça Índias Cordeiro

A Bourdieusian Framework for Understanding Public Space Heritage Transformations: Riga’s Castle Square pp. 121-136

Helena Gutmane

Urban Heritage Rehabilitation: Institutional Stakeholders’ Contributions to Improve Implementation of Urban and Building Regulations pp. 137-150

Cilísia Ornelas, João Miranda Guedes, Isabel Breda-Vázquez, Virginia Gallego Guinea and Alessandra Turri

Conservation Planning and the Development Trajectory of the Historic Core of Worcester, England pp. 151-164

Heather Barrett

Bombed Cities: Legacies of Post-War Planning on the Contemporary Urban and Social Fabric pp. 165-168

Seraphim Alvanides and Carol Ludwig

Revisioning and Rebuilding Britain’s War-Damaged Cities pp. 169-181

Peter J. Larkham and David Adams

Post-Second World War Reconstruction of Polish Cities: The Interplay Between Politics and Paradigms pp. 182-195

Łukasz Bugalski and Piotr Lorens

From Reconstruction to Urban Preservation: Negotiating Built Heritage After the Second World War pp. 196-210

Birgit Knauer

“Reconstructionism”: A Strategy to Improve Outdated Attempts of Modernist Post-War Planning? pp. 211-225

Uwe Altrock

Intelligibility of Post-War Reconstruction in French Bombed Cities pp. 226-238

Alice Vialard

A Spatio-Temporal Analysis of the Urban Fabric of Nuremberg From the 1940s Onwards Using Historical Maps pp. 239-254

Carol Ludwig and Seraphim Alvanides

Dockers in Poplar: The Legacy of the London County Council’s Replanning of Poplar, East London pp. 255-265

Rosamund Lily West

Post-War Architecture and Urban Planning as Means of Reinventing Opole’s Past and Identity pp. 266-278

Barbara Szczepańska

Social Justice in the Green City pp. 279-282

Roberta Cucca and Thomas Thaler

Green Gentrification, Social Justice, and Climate Change in the Literature: Conceptual Origins and Future Directions pp. 283-295

Roberta Cucca, Michael Friesenecker and Thomas Thaler

Environmental Microsegregation: Urban Renewal and the Political Ecology of Health pp. 296-311

Klaus Geiselhart and David Spenger

“Passive” Ecological Gentrification Triggered by the Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 312-321

Dani Broitman

A New Phase of Just Urban Climate Action in the Rocky Mountain West pp. 322-333

Clara Stein and Corina McKendry

Reframing Urban Nature-Based Solutions Through Perspectives of Environmental Justice and Privilege pp. 334-345

Willi Bauer

Making Thessaloniki Resilient? The Enclosing Process of the Urban Green Commons pp. 346-360

Maria Karagianni

Urban Heat Transition in Berlin: Corporate Strategies, Political Conflicts, and Just Solutions pp. 361-371

Hendrik Sander and Sören Weißermel

Building Equality: A “Litmus Test” for Recognising and Evidencing Inequalities and Segregation in the Built Environment pp. 372-387

Michael Crilly, Georgiana Varna, Chandra Mouli Vemury, Mark Lemon and Andrew Mitchell

Food and Governmentality in the Green City: The Case of German Food Policy Councils pp. 388-398

Alena Birnbaum and Petra Lütke

How Context Matters: Challenges of Localizing Participatory Budgeting for Climate Change Adaptation in Vienna pp. 399-413

Byeongsun Ahn, Michael Friesenecker, Yuri Kazepov and Jana Brandl

Fiduciary Activism From Below: Green Gentrification, Pension Finance, and the Possibility of Just Urban Futures pp. 414-425

Jessica Parish