Postmodern Urbanism

By Natalie Cherot, Martin J. Murray. 2002

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Antivirus-built environment: Lessons learned from Covid-19 pandemic (2020, unknown): “tion, just as much as the function (Ellin, 1999).”
Gated Communities: Sprawl and Social Segregation in Southern California (2005, background): “…societal changes (fragmentation, individualism, rise of communities), as part of a commoditization trend of urban public space (Sorkin, 1992; Dear, Flusty, 1998), and as a penetration of ideologies of fear and security supported by economic and political actors (Davis, 1990, 1998; Flusty,…”
Design That Enables Diversity: The Complications of a Planning Ideal (2006, background): “Now, this increased functionality has broadened to include the creation of “undirected hetero-zone spaces,” and might include locations for “work-play,” “live-work,” or “play-live” (Boyer 1990; Ellin 1996).”
Introduction : Fear and the City (2001, background): “Most recently, the postmodern city has been characterised as an environment in which form increasingly follows fear (Ellin, 1996).”