Legge, Kylie (6A)

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URBAN TRENDS IN CITY MAKING Kylie Legge


Place making‌ the new black?


Race Street Pier, Delaware USA

Water City, Shenzhen China

Highline, New York USA


I’ve just got back from New York‌ that Highline is amazing we should have one of them too!


1970s – 80s


1980s – 90s


1990s


2000s


Masterplanning Trends


Masterplanning Trends


The suburb is good


The city is bad


The suburb is bad


The city is good



Urbanism

1: The characteristic way of life of city dwellers 2: The study of the physical needs of urban societies 2b: City planning


The POWER of PLACE


64% of recent college graduates in the US said they would choose the place they wanted to live before looking for a job‌ place is the attraction Put place before work

64%


#1

IDENTITY/CHARACTER

#2 #3

COMMUNITY FEEL SITTABILITY

68% said it was important or most important contribution to their attraction to the place



The POWER of PEOPLE


COLLABORATIVE

Urbanism Tactical Lighter quicker cheaper Place making Citizen led change Guerilla


Verge Gardens


Community Gardens


Urban Agriculture


Park(ing) Day


Temporary Parklets


Pocket Park Programs


“Special mention goes to the United States of America for ‘Spontaneous Interventions: Design Actions for the Common Good’. This interactive installation impressed the Jury with its celebration of the power of individuals to change society in small but effective ways.”


Citizenship Protest Equity Participation


Common or cultural causes? Trend or movement?


Common Causes !

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Active Economic Communities Revitalisation


Lafayette Greens – Detroit Foster Street Parklet – Sydney

Times Square Revitalisation – New York Better Block – Wichita


Cultural Causes

Emergencies or Specific Problems

Local Passions


Cultural:

“The Ugly Indian” Civic Group Bangalore, India

Re:START Christchurch, New Zeland


Solution or Trend? Oregon Farmers Markets: Failure of trend following?


Governance Desired Outcomes

Policies and Programs

Community Needs


Scalability and Sharing


Risks

#1

COMMERCIAL OVER COMMUNAL

#2

ABANDONING STRATEGIC PLANNING

#3

COMMAND AND CONTROL CULTURE


Opportunities

#1

GOVERNMENT SUPPORTS COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

#2

SHARED RESPONSIBILITY AND RESOURCES

#3

MORE RESPONSIVE TO PLACE AND TIME NEEDS



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