No. 4 (2003): Public Art & Urban Design Interdisciplinary and Social Perspectives

Articles

• Regenerating and marketing cities and their ‘public’ spaces: A British way

  Muge Akkar

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• Make public the public space

  Paula André

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• Analysis of the role of the artist, designer and architect as facilitator of inclusive social processes

  Stefanie Bourne

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• Ambiguity in an urban development Master Plan. Deception or miscalculation?

  Tania Carson

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• Tools for Change

  Timothy Collins

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• Designing Cities – The Future of Urban Design Theory

  Alexander Cuthbert

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• Approaching the city through its public art. Development of Monere project in Lisbon.

  Helena Elias, Inês Marques, Carla Morais

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• Non-Monument Monument: A Collaborative Conceptual Design

  Andrew Gale, Martell Linsdell

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• Visual Arts on the Edge: Marginality and Regeneration

  Anne Douglas

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• The Kyoto Proposal: eco-art and a form of conflict

  DAvid Haley

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• Camino Real

  Jennifer Harding

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• The role of Urban Design in designing better Urban Spaces

  Teresa Marat-Mendes

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• nterdisciplinary Aspects of Public Art

  Lorenza Perelli

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• Temporary Art & Public Place Berlin, 1989 – 2002

  John Powers

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• acts of collaboration “Analysis of the role of the artist, designer and architect as Facilitator of inclusive social processes”

  Greg Stonehouse, Susan Milne

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• Conforming to Design Guidelines and Its Effects on Land Use in a Tourist Area: The Case Study of Bali

  Ayu Suarkita

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• Ambiguity in an urban development Master Plan. Deception or miscalculation?

  Tania Carson

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• BUILDING CITY WITH PUBLIC SPACE

  Mafalda Teixeira de Sampaio

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• Public art and collective amnesia Paul Usherwood

  Paul Usherwood

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• A possible genesis for urban furniture

  Cristóvão Valente Pereira

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• PERSPECTIVES OF INTERPRETATION AND ACTION IN VENEZUELAN URBAN PUBLIC SPACES

  Carmen Velásquez, Hugo Rincon

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• PUBLIC ART, PUBLIC SPACE, URBAN DESIGN – CASE STUDIES CREATING SIGNIFICANCE THROUGH PUBLIC PLACES ART AN INCLUSIVE + INTERDISCIPLINARY PRACTICE

  Margaret Worth

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