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245			_aWe Own The City. _bEnabling Community Practice in Architecture and Urban Planning
260			_aAmsterdam : _bTrancityxValiz, _c2014
300			_a296 p
500			_aBottom-up initiatives are emerging in urban environments, while institutions, governmental offices and developers sometimes find themselves inadequately organized to enable this trend. In We Own The City the editors acknowledge that this international trend deserves more analysis. Through five cases in five cities, this book analyses different dynamics and intensities of citizens’ driven urban redevelopment process in Amsterdam, Hong Kong, Moscow, New York and Taipei. The quest started by wondering how traditional ‘top-down’ cities (from different ideologies) are adapting and approaching the civil society with the aim to provide new recommendations based on the need to carefully construct our cities through interactive processes that respond to community needs and people’s aspirations. This book is made by professionals for professionals, but also for experts and students that are involved in the act of creating new urban constellations. We Own The City promotes an era of new urban ownership.
650			_aURBD-P
700			_aTris Kee
700			_aFrancesca Miazzo
700			_aWei-Hsiu Chang
700			_aPeter Cookson Smith
700			_aShu-Mei Huang
700			_aTris Kee
700			_aBob Knoester
700			_aJia-He Lin
700			_aYing-Tzu Lin
700			_aShriya Malhotra
700			_aMark Minkjan
700			_aBeatriz Pineda Revilla
700			_aChris Webster
700			_aWang Weijen
942			_cBOOK _2udc
999			_c1774 _d1774