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      The Street: A Quintessential Social Public Space

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      How do we make sociable streets? This book shows us how these ordinary public spaces can be planned and designed to become settings that support an array of social behaviors. Through carefully crafted research, The Street systematically examines people''s actions a...

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      Product ID:9780415737296
      Product Form:Paperback / softback
      Country of Manufacture:GB
      Title:The Street
      Subtitle:A Quintessential Social Public Space
      Authors:Author: Vikas Mehta
      Page Count:256
      Subjects:City and town planning: architectural aspects, City & town planning - architectural aspects, Urban communities, Sociology, Human geography, The environment, Urban and municipal planning and policy, Urban communities, Sociology, Human geography, The environment, Urban & municipal planning
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      How do we make sociable streets? This book shows us how these ordinary public spaces can be planned and designed to become settings that support an array of social behaviors. Through carefully crafted research, The Street systematically examines people''s actions and perceptions, develops a comprehensive typology of social behaviors on the neighborhood commercial street and provides a thorough inquiry into the social dimensions of streets.


      Received the Environmental Design Research Association''s 2014 Place Book Award

      Shortlisted for the UDG Francis Tibbalds Book Award 2014

      Good cities are places of social encounter. Creating public spaces that encourage social behavior in our cities and neighborhoods is an important goal of city design.

      How do we make sociable streets? This book shows us how these ordinary public spaces can be planned and designed to become settings that support an array of social behaviors. Through carefully crafted research, The Street systematically examines people''s actions and perceptions, develops a comprehensive typology of social behaviors on the neighborhood commercial street and provides a thorough inquiry into the social dimensions of streets.

      Vikas Mehta shows that sociability is not a result of the physical environment alone, but is achieved by the relationships between the physical environment, the land uses, their management, and the places to which people assign special meanings.

      Scholars and students of urban design, planning, architecture, geography and sociology will find the book a stimulating resource. The material is also directly applicable to practice and should be widely read by professional urban designers, planners, architects, and others involved in the design, planning, and implementation of commercial streets.


      Imprint Name:Routledge
      Publisher Name:Taylor & Francis Ltd
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:2014-02-25

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      Weight546 g
      Dimensions245 × 189 × 16 mm