No. 3 (2002): The Arts in Urban Development Waterfronts of Art II

Articles

• Waterfronts and Public art: a problem of language

  Antoni Remesar

  3-26

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• The new waterfront: segregated space or urban integration? Levels of urban integration and factors of integration in some operations of renewal of harbour areas

  João Pedro Costa

  27-64

• Preservation as Art: Japanese Waterfront s

  Richard W. Berman

  65-70

• Sydney harbourings, rehabilitations and the politics of procurement

  Catherine de Lorenzo

  71-78

• Rio de Janeiro's Waterfront: Urbanism and social representation of reality

  Nara Iwata

  79-86

• The Waterfront Image and Urban Culture. The waterfront as the City's Facade. Barcelona case

  Nadia Fava

  87-92

• Participatory processes in the Barcelona's waterfront development

  Sergi Valera, Antoni Remesar, Xavier Salas

  93-108

• Coastal Band. Pilot case in the Bay of Panama

  Tatiana Sousa, Geronimo Espitia

  109-111

• Lisbon images and 4 metaphisical dissertations on waterfront urban design: vision, move, ethics, and interdisciplinarity.

  Pedro Brandão

  113-131

• Shaping Cities: Culture as Development Work

  Malcolm Miles

  133-141

• ‘Places between’: three tactics in critical spatial arts.

  Jane Rendell

  143-144

• A City from three points of view

  Ron Kenley

  145-152

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• Public Art Policy and Planning: the Australian way

  Richard Brecknock

  153-161

• Public Art and its relation to urbanplanning challenges : The french experience

  Pierre Gaconnet

  163-170

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• The Public and The Private in Public Art. Some case studies of recent and current projects in Cardiff Bay

  Wiard Sterk

  171-176

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• The Body of the Beached Whale

  John Gingell

  177-184

• The Millennium Square Leeds: Civic Space, Public Arts and Social Facilitation

  Doug Sandle

  185-207

• Art crossing Hiroshima Project 2001, spring as an urban development strategy

  Yasuyo Kudo

  209-216

• River life: a meandering intervention

  David Haley

  217-226

• For public art: An interdisciplinary link

  John E. Kenny

  233-241

• Nature as Protest: A Tree in the Machine

  Nicola Kirkham

  243-251

• Reflections on the metropolitan identity of urban redevelopment in the outskirts of Madrid

  Blanca Fernández

  253-257

• PACA’s Speculative Proposals - an alternative approach to Public Art

  Sian Everitt

  259-265

• Reuse of a container crane

  Pedro Ressano García

  267-269

• Loitering Parisian Journey

  Stefania Kenley

  270-275