This handbook presents evidence that there has not been an end of public space and its varied use. In cities in different parts of the world people still use public space to pursue activities of their choice, including for recreation, commerce, protest, living and celebration.
This handbook presents evidence that there has not been an end of public space and its varied use. In cities in different parts of the world people still use public space to pursue activities of their choice, including for recreation, commerce, protest, living and celebration.
Karen A. Franck is Professor Emerita from the Hillier College of Architecture and Design at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey. While teaching graduate and undergraduate students there, she also served as Director of the Joint Ph.D. Program in Urban Systems sponsored by NJIT and Rutgers-Newark. She took particular pleasure in advising Ph.D. students. Research conducted by many of them appears in this handbook. Karen's own research interests have spanned several topics: alternative housing (New Households, New Housing, 1989), building and place types (Ordering Space, 1994) and the design process (Architecture from the Inside Out, 2007 and Design through Dialogue, 2010). She pursued her interest in public space with Loose Space (2007), Memorials as Spaces of Engagement (2015) and this volume. Karen holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Psychology from the City University of New York. Te-Sheng Huang has been working in the Baltimore County Department of Planning in Towson, Maryland since 2020. He is now the Lead Planner of the Eastern Sector, one of the three sectors of the county. From 2014 to 2017, he was an assistant professor in the School of Architecture at Feng Chia University in Taiwan. He also ran a small architectural firm and was responsible for the design of a pavilion in Taichung Folklore Park and the revitalization of the Rainbow Village in Taichung City. Te-Sheng holds a master's degree in Architecture from Cheng Kung University in Taiwan and a Ph.D. in Urban Systems from the New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers-Newark. For his dissertation, Te-Sheng studied the design, management and use of privately owned public spaces in New York City, finding that they are not as exclusive as commonly believed.
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1. Introduction: The Use, Design and Management of Urban Public Space Karen A. Franck and Te-Sheng Huang Part I: Emerging Types of Public Spaces 2. Ecological Restoration Parks: An Emerging Type of Public Space in China Han Yan 3. City Beaches: Enlivening Marginal Spaces in Germany Quentin Stevens 4. Pedestrian Plazas: A New Type of Neighborhood Space in New York City Hanife Vardi-Topal Part II: Recreation 5. New Opportunities for Women's Recreation in Tripoli, Libya Fathia Elmenghawi 6. Cruising in Urban Parks: Gay Intimacy in Public Space in New York and Boston John Bezemes 7. Private Sound Environments in Urban Public Space: Headphone Use in Parks in New York Chathurthi S. De Silva 8. Parkour: Loosening Public Urban Space in Finland Lieven Ameel and Sirpa Tani Part III: Commerce 9. What Commerce Can Do: The Case of Streets in the US Vikas Mehta 10. Little Damascus: A Thriving Commercial Passageway in Sixth of October City, Egypt Amira Mostafa Badran 11. Using and Negotiating Public Space: Street Vending in Taiwan Te-Sheng Huang 12. Getting a Spot on the Street: Street Vendors' Access to Public Space in Bogotá, Colombia Ana Maria Vargas 13. Food Truck Rallies: Communal Eating in Public Space in the U.S. John Jones Part IV: Protest 14. The Life and Death of Tahrir Square: From Protest Platform to Roundabout Mariam Abdelazim 15. City of Protest: From Exterior to Interior Public Space in Hong Kong Tom Verebes 16. Displaying and Contesting State Power: The Story of Taksim Square and Gezi Park, Istanbul Zehra Betul Atasoy Part V: Living 17. Inhabiting the City without Shelter in Santa Cruz, California Cory Parker 18. Living on the Streets of Kinshasa, Democratic Repulic of Congo Kristien Geenen 19. Using Public Space to Escape Violence and Social Exclusion in São Paulo, Brazil Daniel Jupp Kina and Lorraine van Blerk Part VI: Celebration 20. Parades in Manhattan: Transforming Public Space Karen A. Franck 21. Spaces and Sound: Celebrating and Protesting in Berlin Banu Çiçek Tülü 22. Joining the Party in Downtown Brooklyn Maryam Hosseini Part VII: Research Methods for Studying Public Space 23. Recording Diverse Uses of a City's Public Spaces Sverre Bjerkeset anad Jonny Aspen 24. Using Archival Sources to Study Mass Behavior in Public Space Johann Sagan 25. What is the Question? Answer the Question. Karen A. Franck and Te-Sheng Huang
1. Introduction: The Use, Design and Management of Urban Public Space Karen A. Franck and Te-Sheng Huang Part I: Emerging Types of Public Spaces 2. Ecological Restoration Parks: An Emerging Type of Public Space in China Han Yan 3. City Beaches: Enlivening Marginal Spaces in Germany Quentin Stevens 4. Pedestrian Plazas: A New Type of Neighborhood Space in New York City Hanife Vardi-Topal Part II: Recreation 5. New Opportunities for Women's Recreation in Tripoli, Libya Fathia Elmenghawi 6. Cruising in Urban Parks: Gay Intimacy in Public Space in New York and Boston John Bezemes 7. Private Sound Environments in Urban Public Space: Headphone Use in Parks in New York Chathurthi S. De Silva 8. Parkour: Loosening Public Urban Space in Finland Lieven Ameel and Sirpa Tani Part III: Commerce 9. What Commerce Can Do: The Case of Streets in the US Vikas Mehta 10. Little Damascus: A Thriving Commercial Passageway in Sixth of October City, Egypt Amira Mostafa Badran 11. Using and Negotiating Public Space: Street Vending in Taiwan Te-Sheng Huang 12. Getting a Spot on the Street: Street Vendors' Access to Public Space in Bogotá, Colombia Ana Maria Vargas 13. Food Truck Rallies: Communal Eating in Public Space in the U.S. John Jones Part IV: Protest 14. The Life and Death of Tahrir Square: From Protest Platform to Roundabout Mariam Abdelazim 15. City of Protest: From Exterior to Interior Public Space in Hong Kong Tom Verebes 16. Displaying and Contesting State Power: The Story of Taksim Square and Gezi Park, Istanbul Zehra Betul Atasoy Part V: Living 17. Inhabiting the City without Shelter in Santa Cruz, California Cory Parker 18. Living on the Streets of Kinshasa, Democratic Repulic of Congo Kristien Geenen 19. Using Public Space to Escape Violence and Social Exclusion in São Paulo, Brazil Daniel Jupp Kina and Lorraine van Blerk Part VI: Celebration 20. Parades in Manhattan: Transforming Public Space Karen A. Franck 21. Spaces and Sound: Celebrating and Protesting in Berlin Banu Çiçek Tülü 22. Joining the Party in Downtown Brooklyn Maryam Hosseini Part VII: Research Methods for Studying Public Space 23. Recording Diverse Uses of a City's Public Spaces Sverre Bjerkeset anad Jonny Aspen 24. Using Archival Sources to Study Mass Behavior in Public Space Johann Sagan 25. What is the Question? Answer the Question. Karen A. Franck and Te-Sheng Huang
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