Regulating Place
Standards and the Shaping of Urban America
Published on 8. July 2005
400 pages
978-1-135-93382-1 (ISBN)
Description
Tracing how codes arose when they did, and how they were adapted over time, the authors examine the increasing influence of regulatory codes over urban design and planning in the past century.
Reviews / Votes
"No topic in urban design could be more controversial than standards for places. Regulating Place explores the relationship of public and private in the context of new approaches to guidelines, laws, and mechanisms of enforcement. This is an important collection of essays for practitioners, students, and teachers. Highly recommended.Dolores Hayden, Yale University, author of A Field Guide to Sprawl and Building Suburbia: GreenFields and Urban Growth, 1820-2000
." "Highly recommended." - Dolores Hayden, Yale University, author of A Field Guide to Sprawl and Building Suburbia: Green Fields and Urban Growth, 1820-2000
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Illustrations
49 s/w Abbildungen
49 Illustrations, black and white
File size
4,99 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-135-93382-1 (9781135933821)
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Schweitzer Classification
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12/2004
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12/2004
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Persons
Eran Ben-Joseph holds the Career Development Chair in MIT's Department of Urban Studies and Planning. He is the co-author of Streets and the Shaping of Towns andCities.
Terry S. Szold is a land use planning consultant and adjunct professor at MIT. She is the co-editor of Smart Growth.
Terry S. Szold is a land use planning consultant and adjunct professor at MIT. She is the co-editor of Smart Growth.
Content
1. On Standards, Eran Ben-Joseph Part I: Standards: Origins and Evolution 2. Design Standards: Whose Meaning, John R. Stilgoe 3. The Political Economy of Urban Design Standards, Peter Van Doren 4. Standardizing Public Housing, Lawrence J. Vale 5. Local Regulations and Housing Affordability, Anthony Downs Part II: Standards and the Shaping of Private Space and Public Realm 6. Using and Mis-Using Law to Design the Public Realm, Jerold S. Kayden 7. Sidewalk Democracy: Municipalities and the Regulation of Public Space, Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Evelyn Bluemberg and Renia Ehrenfeucht 8. Facing Subdivision Regulations, Eran Ben-Joseph Part III: Private Land Use Controls: Voluntary Devices 9. The Voluntary City: Choice, Community, and Civil Society, Peter Gordon, David T. Beito and Alexander Tabarrok 10. The Benefits of Non-Zoning, Bernard H. Siegan 11. Protecting Palos Verdes: The Dark Side of Bourgeois Utopia, Robert M. Fogelson Part IV: Designed for Change: Regulatory Reform and Emerging Approaches 12. From Pollution Controls to Place-Making: The Role of Environmental Regulation in Creating Communities, William Shutkin 13. Role of Environmental Regulations in Shaping the Built and Natural Environment, Virginia S. Albrecht 14. Regulating as if Humans Matter: The Transect and Post-Suburban Planning, Andres Duany and David Brain 15. Substituting Information for Regulation, J. Mark Schuster 16. Afterword: The Changing Regulatory Template, Terry S. Szold
