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Place and Placemaking

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Place and Placemaking, edited by Conrad Kickert, Camden Miller, and Robert G. Shibley, explores the significance of place and the multifaceted processes involved in creating meaningful and enduring urban environments. The book examines how places are positioned, envisioned, co-created, and communicated through interactions among designers, planners, communities, civic leaders, and other stakeholders. It addresses a range of issues including urban planning, public space, community engagement, identity, belonging, housing, diversity, and the role of communication in shaping perceptions and experiences of place. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives and international experiences, the book critically examines the challenges and opportunities of contemporary placemaking and emphasizes collaborative approaches to urban development. Overall, the book provides insights into how placemaking can bring together diverse values, ideas, and perspectives to create more meaningful, inclusive, and resilient urban environments.

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Series Title

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Call Number

711.4 KIC p

Publisher

NEW YORK : Routledge., 2026

Collation

E-book

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781040517406

Classification

711.4

Content Type

text

Media Type

computer

Carrier Type

online resource

Edition

Cetakan pertama, 2026

Subject(s)

City Planning
Urban Sociology
Urban design

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Statement of Responsibility

Penulis, Conrad Kickert, Camden Miller, dan Robert G. Shibley

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