Journal of Urban Design

2011 - 2025

Current editor(s): Professor Taner Oc, Professor Michael Southworth, Professor Matthew Carmona and Dr Elisabete Cidre

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Volume 21, issue 6, 2016

Design governance: theorizing an urban design sub-field pp. 705-730

Matthew Carmona

The social poetics of urban design: rethinking urban design through Louis Kahn’s vision for Central Philadelphia (1939–1962) pp. 731-745

Non Arkaraprasertkul

Desert New Urbanism: testing for comfort in downtown Tempe, Arizona pp. 746-763

Katherine Crewe, Anthony Brazel and Ariane Middel

Diversity of new uses in post-industrial landscapes: diverging ideals and outcomes in the post-industrial landscapes of Lowell, Massachusetts and Norrköping, Sweden pp. 764-784

Roy Small and Josefina Syssner

Canal oriented development as waterfront place-making: an analysis of the built form pp. 785-801

Stephen Buckman

‘A cloud burst erupts’: visual rhetoric and Los Angeles’ Grand Intervention pp. 802-815

Meredith Drake Reitan

Smooth flows, unhurried stays: everyday organizing in a downtown commercial centre pp. 816-835

Sari Yli-Kauhaluoma and Päivi Timonen

Transforming spaces into lively public open places: case studies of practical interventions pp. 836-849

E. J. Cilliers and W. Timmermans

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 21, issue 5, 2016

How emergent is pedagogical practice in urban design? pp. 535-539

Elisabete Cidre

The brave new urban design pedagogy: some observations pp. 540-544

Tridib Banerjee

An international perspective on urban design education pp. 545-547

Georgia Butina Watson

Urban design, a call for inter-disciplinarity pp. 548-550

Matthew Carmona

Emergent pedagogy or critical thinking? pp. 551-554

Alexander Cuthbert

On learning urban design pp. 555-557

Kim Dovey

Urban design pedagogy in smaller cities and schools pp. 558-560

David L. A. Gordon

Notes on designing educational programmes for urban design pp. 561-563

Jon Lang

Internationalizing urban design education pp. 564-566

Jesus J. Lara and Jennifer S. Evans-Cowley

Urban design pedagogy pp. 567-569

Marion Roberts

Learning to make liveable cities pp. 570-573

Michael Southworth

‘Culture eats strategy for breakfast’: the powers and limitations of urban design education pp. 574-576

Carolyn Whitzman

Responding to informality through urban design studio pedagogy pp. 577-595

Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris and Vinit Mukhija

Teaching collaborative and interdisciplinary service-based urban design and planning studios pp. 596-615

Michael Neuman

Citizenship in action: participatory urban visualization in contested urban space pp. 616-637

Rachel Kallus

Embracing the conceptual shift on new ways of experiencing the city and learning urban design: pedagogical methods and digital technologies pp. 638-660

Regina Mapua Lim, Laura Novo de Azevedo and Jon Cooper

Using parametric methods to understand place in urban design courses pp. 661-689

Philip Speranza

An alternative pedagogic model for doctoral research in urban design pp. 690-701

Anne Vernez Moudon

Chinese urban design: the typomorphological approach pp. 702-703

Ye Zhang

Volume 21, issue 4, 2016

The kind of art urban design is pp. 399-423

Stephen Marshall

What kind of artist is an urban designer? pp. 424-425

Jonathan Barnett

Paint it red pp. 426-428

Mark C. Childs

No more Michelangelo’s ‒ no more art pp. 429-431

Alexander Cuthbert

The art of adaptive design pp. 432-434

Cliff Ellis

Responses to Stephen Marshall’s ‘The kind of art urban design is’ pp. 435-436

Gary Hack

Commentary on ‘The kind of art urban design is’ by Stephen Marshall pp. 437-438

Emily Talen

Cognitive affordances in sustainable urbanism: contributions of space syntax and spatial cognition pp. 439-452

Lars Marcus, Matteo Giusti and Stephan Barthel

Environmental stressors, urban design and planning: implications for human behaviour and health pp. 453-470

Giyoung Park and Gary W. Evans

Urban design and planning influences on the share of trips taken by cycling pp. 471-480

Mosabbir Pasha, Shakil Rifaat, Richard Tay and Alex de Barros

Walls, enclaves and the (counter) politics of design pp. 481-494

Haim Yacobi, Jonathan Ventura and Sharon Danzig

Anatomy of a successful high street shopping centre pp. 495-511

Colin Jones, Qutaiba Al-Shaheen and Neil Dunse

Urban river design and aesthetics: a river restoration case study from the UK pp. 512-529

Jonathan Prior

How to study public life & Measuring public space: the star model pp. 530-532

Ye Zhang

Urban Acupuncture: Celebrating Pinpricks of Change that Enrich City Life pp. 533-534

Manuela Madeddu

Volume 21, issue 3, 2016

Between the Walls: the Berlin No-Man’s Land reconsidered pp. 287-301

Deborah Ascher Barnstone

A current inventory of vacant urban land in America pp. 302-319

Galen D. Newman, Ann O’M. Bowman, Ryun Jung Lee and Boah Kim

Community planning and urban design in contested places. Some insights from Belfast pp. 320-334

Gabriella Esposito De Vita, Claudia Trillo and Alona Martinez- Perez

Infrastructures for disorder. Applying Sennett’s notion of disorder to the public space of social housing neighbourhoods pp. 335-352

Pablo Sendra

Post-rational planning and the shifting role of planning imagery pp. 353-385

Dorina Pojani and Dominic Stead

The radicals’ city: urban environment, polarisation, cohesion pp. 386-387

Anita Bakshi

Tactical urbanism: short-term action for long-term change pp. 388-390

Daniel Campo

Ecodesign for cities and suburbs pp. 390-391

Ann Forsyth

The end of automobile dependence: how cities are moving beyond car-based planning pp. 392-393

Robin Hickman

Future park: imagining tomorrow’s urban parks and The accidental playground: Brooklyn waterfront narratives of the undesigned and unplanned pp. 393-395

Chuo Li

The informal American city: beyond taco trucks and day labor pp. 395-397

Nichola J. Lowe

Volume 21, issue 2, 2016

Public space and recovery: learning from post-earthquake Christchurch pp. 159-176

Diane Brand and Hugh Nicholson

Toledo Tomorrow: reading Norman Bel Geddes' vision for the future in a shrinking Midwestern City pp. 177-194

Sujata Shetty and Andreas Luescher

On the verge: re-thinking street reserves in relation to suburban densification pp. 195-212

Julian Bolleter

Applying urban morphology theory to design practice pp. 213-233

Paul Sanders and Douglas Baker

Community-based adaptation through ecological design: lessons from Negril, Jamaica pp. 234-255

Tapan K. Dhar and Luna Khirfan

Perceived urban design qualities and affective experiences of walking pp. 256-275

Maria Johansson, Catharina Sternudd and Mattias Kärrholm

Town and terraced housing for affordability and sustainability pp. 276-278

Stefan L. Kruczkowski

Performative urban spaces pp. 278-282

Bahar Durmaz Drinkwater

Orienting Istanbul: cultural capital of Europe? pp. 282-284

Didem Ekici

Volume 21, issue 1, 2016

Sustainable urban design -- a (draft) framework pp. 1-29

Nico Larco

Larco’s matrix: can we turn analysis into synthesis? pp. 30-31

Jonathan Barnett

Sustainable urban place-shaping pp. 31-35

Matthew Carmona

Comment on Nico Larco’s framework for sustainable urban design pp. 35-37

Ajay Garde

Beyond the sustainable urban design roadmaps pp. 38-40

Tigran Haas

Observations on the Larco framework pp. 41-43

Scot Hein

The planning dimension of sustainable urban design pp. 43-45

Elizabeth Macdonald

The opportunity of constraints pp. 45-47

Frederick Steiner

Response to Nico Larco’s sustainable urban design framework pp. 47-49

Stephen M. Wheeler

Biodiversity offsetting and net positive design pp. 50-66

Janis Birkeland and Stephen Knight-Lenihan

‘This place feels authentic’: exploring experiences of authenticity of place in relation to the urban built environment in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham pp. 67-83

Andreas Wesener

Shaping pedestrian movement through playful interventions in security planning: what do field surveys suggest? pp. 84-104

Marialena Nikolopoulou, Karen Martin and Ben Dalton

Learning from lost landscapes: a role for local history in suburban infill strategies pp. 105-123

Andrew H. Whittemore

‘Fourth places’: the contemporary public settings for informal social interaction among strangers pp. 124-152

Patricia Simões Aelbrecht

The nature of urban design; a New York perspective on resilience pp. 153-154

Jonathan Barnett

Under construction: logics of urbanism in the Gulf Region pp. 154-156

Mahyar Arefi

Alternative visions of post-war reconstruction ‒ creating the modern townscape pp. 156-158

John Bold