Geographical Review· 2019Q2
BUILDING AND DWELLING: Ethics for the City
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Short summary
This paper argues for an ethical framework for urban design and planning, drawing on Jane Jacobs' work to emphasize the importance of 'dwelling' as a core concept alongside 'building'.
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Key points
- Proposes an ethical framework for urban design and planning.
- Highlights 'dwelling' as a key concept alongside 'building'.
- Draws inspiration from Jane Jacobs' 'The Death and Life of Great American Cities'.
- Advocates for considering lived experiences and social fabric in urban development.
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Abstract
In 1961, the New York Times published a review of Jane Jacobs’ recently released The Death and Life of Great American Cities. In it, the prescient reviewer (an MIT urban studies professor) mused th...
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Field: Urban Studies
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