Urban Planning

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2020, volume 5, articles 4

The City of Digital Social Innovators pp. 1-7

Chiara Certomà, Mark Dyer and Antonella Passani

Digital Social Innovation and Urban Space: A Critical Geography Agenda pp. 8-19

Chiara Certomà

Urban Narrative: Computational Linguistic Interpretation of Large Format Public Participation for Urban Infrastructure pp. 20-32

Mark Dyer, Min-Hsien Weng, Shaoqun Wu, Tomas García Ferrari and Rachel Dyer

Designing for Inclusivity: Platforms of Protest and Participation pp. 33-44

Michael Leyshon and Matthew Rogers

Public Perception of Urban Air Quality Using Volunteered Geographic Information Services pp. 45-58

Sonja Grossberndt, Philipp Schneider, Hai-Ying Liu, Mirjam F. Fredriksen, Nuria Castell, Panagiota Syropoulou and Alena Bartoňová

Digital Social Innovation and the Adoption of #PlanTech: The Case of Coventry City Council pp. 59-67

Ciaran Devlin

Innovators in Urban China: Makerspaces and Marginality with Impact pp. 68-77

Monique Bolli

Smart Villagers as Actors of Digital Social Innovation in Rural Areas pp. 78-88

Nicole Zerrer and Ariane Sept

Challenges of Urban Living Labs towards the Future of Local Innovation pp. 89-100

Aksel Ersoy and Ellen van Bueren

Built Environment, Ethics and Everyday Life pp. 101-105

Mattias Kärrholm and Sandra Kopljar

Ontological Boundaries or Contextual Borders: The Urban Ethics of the Asylum pp. 106-120

Ebba Högström and Chris Philo

The Trash Bin on Stage: On the Sociomaterial Roles of Street Furniture pp. 121-131

Johan Wirdelöv

Blue-Green Solutions and Everyday Ethicalities: Affordances and Matters of Concern in Augustenborg, Malmö pp. 132-142

Misagh Mottaghi, Mattias Kärrholm and Catharina Sternudd

A Shared Everyday Ethic of Public Sociability: Outdoor Public Ice Rinks as Spaces for Encounter pp. 143-154

Mervyn Horgan, Saara Liinamaa, Amanda Dakin, Sofia Meligrana and Meng Xu

Towards Non-Ageist Housing and Caring in Old Age pp. 155-170

Shelly Cohen and Yael Allweil

Learning to Care, Learning to Be Affected: Two Public Spaces Designed to Counter Segregation pp. 171-182

Ida Sandström

Coffeehouses (Re)Appropriated: Counterpublics and Cultural Resistance in Tabriz, Iran pp. 183-192

Laleh Foroughanfar

Guilt-Tripping: On the Relation between Ethical Decisions, Climate Change and the Built Environment pp. 193-203

Paulina Prieto de la Fuente

Exploring the Potential for Just Urban Transformations in Light of Eco-Modernist Imaginaries of Sustainability pp. 204-216

Pernilla Hagbert, Josefin Wangel and Loove Broms

Big Science, Ethics, and the Scalar Effects of Urban Planning pp. 217-226

Sandra Kopljar

Lack of Participatory Effort: On the Ethics of Communicating Urban Planning pp. 227-237

Gunnar Sandin

Dialectical Design Dialogues: Negotiating Ethics in Participatory Planning by Building a Critical Design Atlas pp. 238-251

Barbara Roosen, Liesbeth Huybrechts, Oswald Devisch and Pieter Van den Broeck

Urban Connective Action: The Case of Events Hosted in Public Space pp. 252-266

David McGillivray, Severin Guillard and Emma Reid

Platform Urbanism: Technocapitalist Production of Private and Public Spaces pp. 267-276

Sybille Bauriedl and Anke Strüver

The Urban Digital Platform: Instances from Milan and Amsterdam pp. 277-288

Letizia Chiappini

The ‘Analogue City’: Mapping and Acting in Antwerp’s Digital Geographies pp. 289-300

Chiara Cavalieri, Michael Stas and Marcelo Rovira Torres

Digital Maps and Senses of Security: The Influence of a Veracious Media on Urban Life pp. 301-311

Matthew S. Hanchard

Expert-Amateurs and Smart Citizens: How Digitalization Reconfigures Lima’s Water Infrastructure pp. 312-323

Fenna Imara Hoefsloot, Javier Martínez, Christine Richter and Karin Pfeffer

City-Life No More? Young Adults’ Disrupted Urban Experiences and Their Digital Mediation under Covid-19 pp. 324-334

Katja Kaufmann, Christoph Straganz and Tabea Bork-Hüffer

Participatory Infrastructures: The Politics of Mobility Platforms pp. 335-346

Peter T. Dunn

“Look How Many Gays There Are Here”: Digital Technologies and Non-Heterosexual Space in Haikou pp. 347-357

James Cummings

The Hybrid Space of Collaborative Location-Based Mobile Games and the City: A Case Study of Ingress pp. 358-370

Ulysses Sengupta, Mahmud Tantoush, May Bassanino and Eric Cheung

IT-Oriented Infrastructural Development, Urban Co-Dependencies, and the Reconfiguration of Everyday Politics in Pune, India pp. 371-383

Aditya Ray

New Urbanism: From Exception to Norm—The Evolution of a Global Movement pp. 384-387

Susan Moore and Dan Trudeau

Does New Urbanism “Just Show Up”? Deliberate Process and the Evolving Plan for Markham Centre pp. 388-403

Katherine Perrott

New Urbanism and Contextual Relativity: Insights from Sweden pp. 404-416

Crystal Filep and Michelle Thompson-Fawcett

New Urbanism as Urban Political Development: Racial Geographies of ‘Intercurrence’ across Greater Seattle pp. 417-428

Yonn Dierwechter

Disparate Projects, Coherent Practices: Constructing New Urbanism through the Charter Awards pp. 429-440

Dan Trudeau

New Urbanism in the New Urban Agenda: Threads of an Unfinished Reformation pp. 441-452

Michael W. Mehaffy and Tigran Haas

New Urbanism: Past, Present, and Future pp. 453-463

Ajay Garde

The Creeping Conformity—and Potential Risks—of Contemporary Urbanism pp. 464-467

Jill L. Grant

2020, volume 5, articles 3

The Role of Arrival Areas for Migrant Integration and Resource Access pp. 1-10

Heike Hanhörster and Susanne Wessendorf

Broadening the Urban Planning Repertoire with an ‘Arrival Infrastructures’ Perspective pp. 11-22

Bruno Meeus, Luce Beeckmans, Bas van Heur and Karel Arnaut

How the Presence of Newly Arrived Migrants Challenges Urban Spaces: Three Perspectives from Recent Literature pp. 23-32

Martina Bovo

Arrival or Transient Spaces? Differentiated Politics of Mobilities, Socio-Technological Orderings and Migrants’ Socio-Spatial Embeddedness pp. 33-43

Tabea Bork-Hüffer and Simon Alexander Peth

The Transformative Power of Urban Arrival Infrastructures: Berlin’s Refugio and Dong Xuan Center pp. 44-54

René Kreichauf, Olivia Rosenberger and Paul Strobel

Between Hospitality and Inhospitality: The Janus-Faced 'Arrival Infrastructure' pp. 55-66

Maxime Felder, Joan Stavo-Debauge, Luca Pattaroni, Marie Trossat and Guillaume Drevon

Urban Arrival Infrastructures between Political and Humanitarian Support: The ‘Refugee Welcome’ Mo(ve)ment Revisited pp. 67-77

Rivka Saltiel

Accessing Resources in Arrival Neighbourhoods: How Foci-Aided Encounters Offer Resources to Newcomers pp. 78-88

Nils Hans and Heike Hanhörster

Leipzig’s Inner East as an Arrival Space? Exploring the Trajectory of a Diversifying Neighbourhood pp. 89-102

Annegret Haase, Anika Schmidt, Dieter Rink and Sigrun Kabisch

Peripheral Estates as Arrival Spaces? Conceptualising Research on Arrival Functions of New Immigrant Destinations pp. 103-114

Nihad El-Kayed, Matthias Bernt, Ulrike Hamann and Madlen Pilz

Ordinary Places of Postmigrant Societies: Dealing with Difference in West and East German Neighbourhoods pp. 115-126

Karin Wiest

Frustrating Beginnings: How Social Ties Compensate Housing Integration Barriers for Afghan Refugees in Vienna pp. 127-137

Josef Kohlbacher

Refugees and Asylum Seekers Dispersed in Non-Metropolitan French Cities: Do Housing Opportunities Mean Housing Access? pp. 138-149

Camille Gardesse and Christine Lelevrier

Negotiations of Socio-Spatial Coexistence through Everyday Encounters in Central Athens, Greece pp. 150-162

Eva (Evangelia) Papatzani and Lena Knappers

Housing Commons vs. State Spatial Policies of Refugee Camps in Athens and Thessaloniki pp. 163-176

Charalampos Tsavdaroglou and Konstantinos Lalenis

“Live Like a Lifelong Tourist”? The Contradicting Realities of Finnish Offshore Service Workers in Athens pp. 177-188

Johanna Lilius and Dimitris Balampanidis

Migrants and Refugees: Bottom-Up and DIY Spaces in Italy pp. 189-199

Marco Cremaschi, Flavia Albanese and Maurizio Artero

Imagining Cities of Inclusion—Formulating Spaces of Justice pp. 200-205

Anja Nygren and Florencia Quesada

City, Nation, Network: Shifting Territorialities of Sovereignty and Urban Violence in Latin America pp. 206-216

Diane Davis

Densification and School Segregation: The Case of Oslo pp. 217-229

Rebecca Cavicchia and Roberta Cucca

The Refugees’ Right to the Center of the City and Spatial Justice: Gentrification vs Commoning Practices in Tarlabaşı-Istanbul pp. 230-240

Charalampos Tsavdaroglou

Experience of Urban Hospitality: An Ecological Approach to the Migrants’ World pp. 241-251

Louise Carlier

“They Sold Us Illusions”: Informality, Redevelopment, and the Politics of Limpieza in the Dominican Republic pp. 252-262

Raksha Vasudevan and Bjørn Sletto

Memory in Sacred Places: The Revitalization Process of the Muisca Community pp. 263-273

Paola Andrea Sánchez-Castañeda

Disrupting Risk Governance? A Post-Disaster Politics of Inclusion in the Urban Margins pp. 274-283

Ricardo Fuentealba and Hebe Verrest

Pathways to the ‘Good Life’: Co-Producing Prosperity Research in Informal Settlements in Tanzania pp. 288-302

Saffron Woodcraft, Emmanuel Osuteye, Tim Ndezi and Festo D. Makoba

Socio-Spatial Segregation and the Spatial Structure of ‘Ordinary’ Activities in the Global South pp. 303-318

Pablo Muñoz Unceta, Birgit Hausleitner and Marcin Dąbrowski

Planning for Local Economic Development: Research into Policymaking and Practice pp. 319-322

Evan Cleave and Godwin Arku

Are Metropolitan Areas Primed for Success? A Prosperity Risk Index for Evaluating Economic Development Patterns pp. 323-337

Richard Sadler, Dayne Walling, Zac Buchalski and Alan Harris

Promoting Adaptive Reuse in Ontario: A Planning Policy Tool for Making the Best of Manufacturing Decline pp. 338-350

Marcello Vecchio and Godwin Arku

The Preservation of Productive Activities in Brussels: The Interplay between Zoning and Industrial Gentrification pp. 351-363

Sarah De Boeck and Michael Ryckewaert

Innovation within the Context of Local Economic Development and Planning: Perspectives of City Practitioners pp. 364-377

Selina Phan, Evan Cleave and Godwin Arku

Negative Consequences of Innovation-Igniting Urban Developments: Empirical Evidence from Three US Cities pp. 378-391

Ahoura Zandiatashbar and Carla Maria Kayanan

Techs and the Cities: A New Economic Development Paradigm? pp. 392-402

Gary Sands, Pierre Filion and Laura A. Reese

Amazon’s HQ2 Site Selection Criteria: The New ‘Gold Standard’ in FDI Decision-Making pp. 403-417

Alfried Braumann

2020, volume 5, articles 2

Visual Communication in Urban Design and Planning: The Impact of Mediatisation(s) on the Construction of Urban Futures pp. 1-9

Gabriela Christmann, Ajit Singh, Jörg Stollmann and Christoph Bernhardt

Communicating and Visualising Urban Planning in Cold War Berlin pp. 10-23

Christoph Bernhardt and Kathrin Meissner

Digital Excavation of Mediatized Urban Heritage: Automated Recognition of Buildings in Image Sources pp. 24-34

Tino Mager and Carola Hein

Digital Visualisation as a New Driver of Urban Change in Africa pp. 35-43

Vanessa Watson

The Entanglement of Class, Marriage and Real Estate: The Visual Culture of Egypt’s Urbanisation pp. 44-58

Mennatullah Hendawy and Jörg Stollmann

Reflections on Deploying Community-Driven Visualisations for Public Engagement in Urban Planning pp. 59-70

Sebastian Weise, Alexander Wilson and Geoff Vigar

Citizen Participation in Digitised Environments in Berlin: Visualising Spatial Knowledge in Urban Planning pp. 71-83

Ajit Singh and Gabriela Christmann

Participatory Urban Planning: What Would Make Planners Trust the Citizens? pp. 84-93

Joachim Åström

Territories in Time: Mapping Palimpsest Horizons pp. 94-98

Chiara Cavalieri and Elena Cogato Lanza

Mapping the Palimpsest of Milieus: Towards a Shared Project on the Open Spaces of the Plaine Lyon-Saint-Exupéry pp. 99-115

Alexandre Callens

Large Landholdings in Brabant: Unravelling Urbanization Processes in the City-Territory pp. 116-131

Guillaume Vanneste

Territories of Extraction: Mapping Palimpsests of Appropriation pp. 132-151

Berta Morata, Chiara Cavalieri, Agatino Rizzo and Andrea Luciani

Mapping as Gap-Finder: Geddes, Tyrwhitt, and the Comparative Spatial Analysis of Port City Regions pp. 152-166

Carola Hein and Yvonne van Mil

Palimpsest Metaphor: Figures and Spaces of the Contemporary Project pp. 167-171

Paola Viganò

Cajamarca: Mapping (Post)Mining Palimpsests of the Peruvian Andes pp. 172-190

Margarita Macera, Bruno De Meulder and Kelly Shannon

Red Chalk Palimpsest: The Logic of Somba Landscape pp. 191-204

Fabrice Noukpakou, Ghita Barkouch, Nawri Khamallah and Renaud Pleitinx

On-Drawing South American Extent: Geo-Poetic Mapping Palimpsest in the Travesías de Amereida pp. 205-217

Álvaro Mercado and Geoffrey Grulois

The Territory of the Grand Tetouan as Linear City: Between Description and Project pp. 218-228

Victor Brunfaut and Bertrand Terlinden

Reading the Brussels Palimpsest in the History of the Nouveau Plan de Bruxelles Industriel (1910) pp. 229-242

Marine Declève

Reconsidering Hilberseimer’s Chicago pp. 243-248

Philip Denny and Charles Waldheim

Recording Permanence and Ephemerality in the North Quarter of Brussels: Drawing at the Intersection of Time, Space, and People pp. 249-261

Claire Bosmans, Racha Daher and Viviana d’Auria

Mapping Urbanization as an Anthropedogenetic Process: A Section through the Times of Urban Soils pp. 262-279

Antoine Vialle and Mario Giampieri

Rhythmanalysis of Urban Events: Empirical Elements from the Montreux Jazz Festival pp. 280-295

Guillaume Drevon, Luca Pattaroni, Lucien Delley, Fabien Jacot-Descombes and Nils Hamel

Editing Cumulated Landscapes: Point Cloud Modeling as a Method of Analysis in Landscape Design pp. 296-306

Philipp R. W. Urech

The Advent of the 4D Mirror World pp. 307-310

Frederic Kaplan and Isabella di Lenardo

2020, volume 5, articles 1

Learning from Other Places and Their Plans: Comparative Learning in and for Planning Systems pp. 1-5

Kristof Van Assche, Raoul Beunen and Stefan Verweij

Rethinking Planning Systems: A Plea for Self-Assessment and Comparative Learning pp. 6-10

Frank J. D'Hondt, Kristof van Assche and Barend Julius Wind

Comparative Planning Research, Learning, and Governance: The Benefits and Limitations of Learning Policy by Comparison pp. 11-21

Kristof van Assche, Raoul Beunen and Stefan Verweij

Diverging Ambitions and Instruments for Citizen Participation across Different Stages in Green Infrastructure Projects pp. 22-32

Jannes J. Willems, Astrid Molenveld, William Voorberg and Geert Brinkman

Building Adaptive Capacity through Learning in Project-Oriented Organisations in Infrastructure Planning pp. 33-45

Bert de Groot, Wim Leendertse and Jos Arts

Public Design of Urban Sprawl: Governments and the Extension of the Urban Fabric in Flanders and the Netherlands pp. 46-57

Edwin Buitelaar and Hans Leinfelder

A Pattern Language Approach to Learning in Planning pp. 58-64

Remon Rooij and Machiel van Dorst

Urban Planning and the Smart City: Projects, Practices and Politics pp. 65-68

Andrew Karvonen, Matthew Cook and Håvard Haarstad

When Alphabet Inc. Plans Toronto’s Waterfront: New Post-Political Modes of Urban Governance pp. 69-83

Constance Carr and Markus Hesse

Googling the City: In Search of the Public Interest on Toronto’s ‘Smart’ Waterfront pp. 84-95

Kevin Morgan and Brian Webb

Conceptualizing Testbed Planning: Urban Planning in the Intersection between Experimental and Public Sector Logics pp. 96-106

Lina Berglund-Snodgrass and Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren

EU Smart City Lighthouse Projects between Top-Down Strategies and Local Legitimation: The Case of Hamburg pp. 107-115

Katharina Lange and Jörg Knieling

Mapping Platform Urbanism: Charting the Nuance of the Platform Pivot pp. 116-128

Ashlin Lee, Adrian Mackenzie, Gavin J. D. Smith and Paul Box

How Does ICT Expansion Drive “Smart” Urban Growth? A Case Study of Nanjing, China pp. 129-139

Zipan Cai, Vladimir Cvetkovic and Jessica Page