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(Ebook) Measuring Public Space: The Star Model by Georgiana Varna ISBN 9781409467458, 1409467457

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Authors:Georgiana Varna
Pages:280 pages.
Year:2014
Editon:New edition
Publisher:Ashgate Publishing
Language:english
File Size:6.45 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781409467458, 1409467457
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(Ebook) Measuring Public Space: The Star Model by Georgiana Varna ISBN 9781409467458, 1409467457

In the rapidly expanding public space debate of the past few years, a recurring theme is the 'loss of publicness' of contemporary urban public places. This book takes up the challenge to find an objective way to prove or disprove this phenomenon. By taking the reader through a systematic and multi-disciplinary literature review it asks the deceptively simple question: 'What is publicness?' It answers this by first developing a new theoretical approach - 'The dual nature of public space', and secondly a new analytical tool for measuring it - 'The Star Model of Publicness'. This pragmatic approach to analysing public space is tested then on three new public places recently created on the post-industrial waterfront of the River Clyde, in the city of Glasgow, UK. By seeing where and why certain public places fail, direct and informed interventions can be made to improve them and through this contribute to the building of more attractive and sustainable cities.By adopting a multi-disciplinary approach to shed light on this 'slippery' concept, this book shows how urban design can complement other disciplines when tackling the complex task of understanding and improving the built environment's public realm. It also bridges the gap between theory and practice as it draws from empirical research to suggest more quantitative approaches towards auditing and improving public places.
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