Placemaking in urban design
Kathy A. Madden
Abstract
Kathy A. Madden
Abstract
After decades of urban planning policies geared towards facilitating the movement of automobiles and imposing order and development from the top down, a broader bottom-up approach to communitybuilding is taking hold globally. This approach, which we refer to as Placemaking, is geared toward the “ground fl oor” of a city – streets, sidewalks, parks, buildings and other public spaces. Simply, Placemaking aims to create places in cities that can invite greater interaction among people, while fostering healthier and more economically viable communities.
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After decades of urban planning policies geared towards facilitating the movement of automobiles and imposing order and development from the top down, a broader bottom-up approach to communitybuilding is taking hold globally. This approach, which we refer to as Placemaking, is geared toward the “ground fl oor” of a city – streets, sidewalks, parks, buildings and other public spaces. Simply, Placemaking aims to create places in cities that can invite greater interaction among people, while fostering healthier and more economically viable communities.
Key concepts: Placemaking, Urban planning, Order (exchange), Urban design, Environmental planning, Political science, Civil engineering, Architectural engineering