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Reflexions on Designing Cities and Transport

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Spontaneous Access

Reflexions on Designing Cities and Transport

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The idea of the ‘spontaneous city,’ one that serves needs and wants in real-time, is a theme running through both the title and the text. How can we design cities and their networks that enable people to do what they want, when they want? What do we do everyday that hinders our freedom?

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Network Design Lab
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English
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Spontaneous Access
2017, Blurb
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Spontaneous Access: Reflexions on Designing Cities and Transport
2017, Blurb
in English
Cover of: Spontaneous Access
Spontaneous Access
2017, Blurb
in English
Cover of: Spontaneous Access
Spontaneous Access
2017, Blurb
in English
Cover of: Spontaneous Access
Spontaneous Access: Reflexions on Designing Cities and Transport
2017, Network Design Lab
in English

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS
The City Spontaneous
The 60-Year Line
Community without dendricity
The pint-of-milk test
The timeless way of building networks
Axioms about roads
Garden streets
Vitality
An archipelago of walkability
Filling in
Leapin’ frogs
The reorganization of road function
Beyond the plan view
Interfaces of freedom
Instruments of control
Shared space
Winter is coming
Diversity as insurance
Differentiate city and country
Don’t confuse the place for the time
Great Britain doesn’t have an Americans with Disabilities Act
Designs serve varied and sometimes conflicting interests
A vision of visions
A faster horse
The Ant and the Grasshopper
Deconstructing Busytown
Spontaneity in a can, spontaneity in a plan
Building the city spontaneous
Framing regional development
First do no harm

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OL46545287M
ISBN 13
9781981865369, 9781389575112

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