E-raamat: Routledge Handbook of Urban Design Practice

1. Foundations of Practice: Introduction 1.1 Urban Design Education &
Training 1.2 Organizational Contexts for Urban Designers: Current Roles and
Future Trajectories 1.3 The Many Modes of Collaboration: Collaboration
Throughout the Urban Design Process 1.4 What Urban Designers Can Learn from
Advocacy 1.5 Engagement & Inclusion in Urban Design 1.6 Urban Design Products
& Programming 1.7 Site Planning 1.8 Schematic Design and Design Process
2.
Urban Design Planning & Process: Introduction 2.1 In Defense of Design
Policy: Strategies for Practice 2.2 Towards a More Inclusive and Reflective
Urban Design Practice: Five Principles for Beginning a Project 2.3
Neighborhood Planning and Urban Design 2.4 Form-based Codes 2.5 Design
Charrettes 2.6 Design Review & Design Guidelines 2.7 Designing with Dignity:
Piloting Bold Ideas to Advance the Human Experience
3. Global Cities and
Urban Design: Introduction 3.1 Informal and Formal Urbanism in Urban Design
3.2 Cheaper and Safer to Build a Community than a House: how urban design can
address unsettledness 3.3 The Dream of Brazilian Urban Reform 3.4 Snapshot of
Urban Design Practice: Chile 3.5 Snapshot of Urban Design Practice: Columbia
3.6 Snapshot of Urban Design Practice: Ghana 3.7 Snapshot of Urban Design
Practice: The Netherlands 3.8 Snapshot of Urban Design Practice: Spain 3.9
Snapshot of Urban Design Practice: Iraq 3.10 Snapshot of Urban Design
Practice: India 3.11 Snapshot of Urban Design Practice: China 3.12 Snapshot
of Urban Design Practice: Korea
4. Shaping the City: Introduction 4.1
Structuring the City 4.2 Development Types & Practices (Uses, Program,
Components) 4.3 Rationales for Dominant Building Types and Practices 4.4
Vertical Urbanization, Placemaking and High-Rise Buildings 4.5 Human Scale
High-Density Urban Design 4.6 Transit Types & Practices 4.7 Beyond Bump-Outs
a brief overview of contemporary pedestrian and public-space oriented
street designs 4.8 Calming Traffic and Sharing Streets 4.9 Micromobility
Types & Practices in Urban Design 4.10 Walkable Urbanism 4.11 Strategizing
Streets and Streetscapes 4.12 Landscape Types & Practices 4.13 Design Details
with Purpose
5. Technology and Urban Design Practice: Introduction 5.1 The
Uses of Digital Knowledge in Urban Design 5.2 Social Life and Social Space in
the City 5.3 Digital Civics & Citizenship in Urban Design 5.4 Urban Data
Visualization 5.5 Airspace and Urban Design, but dont call them flying
cars
6. Climate Change and Urban Design: Introduction 6.1 Net Zero Cities &
Urban Design 6.2 Sea Level Rise & Urban Design 6.3 Remaking Urban Design for
Climate Resilience 6.4 Strategies in Urban Adaptation 6.5 Biophilic Cities: A
New Framework for Urban Design and Planning 6.6 Planning for Successful Green
Infrastructure 6.7 Urban Forest Strategies for a Changing Climate 6.8
Environmental Sustainability and Urban Design
7. Public Health and Urban
Design: Introduction 7.1 Wellness, Identity, and Urban Design 7.2 Spatial
Cognition, Mental Health, and Wellbeing 7.3 Pandemic Response & Urban Design
7.4 Urban Design and Healthy Suburbs 7.5 Urban Design and Safety 7.6 Urban
Design: Making Space for Play 7.7 Food Systems and Access in Urban Design 7.8
Trauma-informed Design
8. Community Flux and Urban Design: Introduction 8.1
Urban Design for Complete Communities 8.2 Urban Design for Multiple Public
Interests 8.3 Displacement Resilience Through Equitable Development 8.4
Gentrification & Urban Design 8.5 Urban Planning for Reparations:
Transforming Spaces, Restoring Equity 8.6 Zoning Reform 8.7 Urban Design as
if Black Lives Matter 8.8 LGBTQ Inclusive Urban Design 8.9 Social
Sustainability in Urban Design Practice
9. Justice and Urban Design:
Introduction 9.1 Redressing Past Urban Design Injustices 9.2 Radical
Transformation: The Right to the City in Urban Design 9.3 Ensuring Voice &
Belonging in Urban Design 9.4 Cross-Cultural Skills & Cultural Competency in
Urban Design 9.5 Toward Interactive Justice in Urban Design: The Role of
Intercultural Communication 9.6 A Practitioners Guide to Catalyzing
Commercial Corridor Investment 9.7 Environmental Justice in Urban Design
10.
Economic Resilience and Urban Design: Introduction 10.1 Urban Design in Times
of Boom & Decline 10.2 Design for Economic Diversification 10.3 Urban Design
for Economic Vitality 10.4 Urban Design & Equitable Economic Development 10.5
Urban Design, Social Equity, and Urban Land Value 10.6 Affordable Housing
Design: Typologies and Considerations 10.7 Adaptive Reuse as Urban Design:
Finding Economic Resilience in Old Buildings 10.8 Urban Design and the
Creative City 10.9 A Cultural Oriented Approach: Affirming Community Roles in
the Urban Redesign Process 10.10 The Informal Economy and Urban Design 10.11
Economic Sustainability in Urban Design
11. Placemaking and Place Quality:
Introduction 11.1 Livability and Urban Design 11.2 Placemaking, Caring and
Keeping 11.3 Cultivating a Sense of Belonging through Place Stewardship 11.4
Narrative Landscapes and Urban Design 11.5 Putting the Public and the Art
Into Public Art 11.6 Catalytic Public Realm Investment 11.7 Materiality in
Placemaking: The role of paving in the image of the city 11.8 Ecological
Placemaking 11.9 Landing in a Region: A Geographic Approach to Urban Design
11.10 Urban Design & Global Tourism
12. Urban Design Practice into the
Future: Introduction 12.1 Projecting the Future City 12.2 Toward an Ethical
Future 12.3 Designing the Regenerative City of the Future 12.4 The Future of
Public Space 12.5 Exigency of Urban Design in Our Collective Future

Molly ONeill Robinson, AICP is an urban designer and planner, a career-line instructor at the University of Utah's College of Architecture and Planning, and founder of MOR Design & Planning. With nine years leading Salt Lake City's urban design efforts, she spearheaded the Downtown Plan, reframing public engagement to include previously marginalized communities and establishing urban policy that supports downtown as a vibrant, livable neighborhood. Previously, she worked with award-winning teams at OLIN and Sasaki.

Michael Angelo Larice, PhD is an urban designer and educator. For more than two decades, he has taught urban design, urban studies, and pedagogy at the University of California, Berkeley, the University of British Columbia, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of Utah, developing urban design curricula at each school. His design studios partnered with municipal governments, public agencies, and community organizations, often involving funded international travel. His academic work focuses on the public realm, streetscapes, livability, social sustainability, and slum upgrading. His professional work includes projects in Aruba, southern Africa, and California. With UC Berkeley Professor Elizabeth Macdonald, he co-edited two editions of Routledges Urban Design Reader. Dr. Larice holds a BA in Design and a Master of Architecture from UCLA, and a PhD in Planning and Urban Design from UC Berkeley.

Allen Penniman weaves urban planning, design, and real estate development into the equitable revitalization of distressed urban communities. He practices as a senior urban planner at Agency Landscape + Planning and teaches at the University of Pennsylvania. Allens work has involved reactivating commercial corridors, realizing housing development, sustaining postindustrial creative districts, and reinventing streets to support joyful public life.

Amanda Haycox has worked as both a statutory and strategic planner for state and local government as well as a planning consultant in the private sector. She began her career planning for public housing in the state government and later as a planner in the (then) state Department of Infrastructure. She worked as a planner in Eswatini, Southern Africa, and as a planner in the Birmingham City Council in England. Amanda is currently the Coordinator of City Strategy and Place Planning Glen Eira City Council in Melbourne, Australia.