Titlebook: Spatial Tensions in Urban Design; Understanding Contem Ianira Vassallo,Michele Cerruti But,Agim Kercuku Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applica

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From Tensions to Design: Building Inclusion with Roma Communities in Milanre are some recurrent features, such as informality and socio-spatial isolation. Indeed, the most inaccessible urban and peri-urban areas usually host the camps, making them invisible to the rest of the city. This invisibility is two-folded. On the one hand, it provides a protective context to devel

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“The Beach is Boring”. The Collective Space of Co-livingcal and generic spaces of the modern city of the 1960s, encountering lobbies furnished with uncomfortable decorative chairs, infinite stretches of office cubicles, mosaics of unshattered windows glowing at night with a multitude of life scenes taking place. Beyond its caricatural aim, the movie high

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The Two Faces of Matera: Diachronic Narratives of Changing Perspectives on Heritageinhabited caves excavated in the local ravine. In a decade, it was transformed into the manifesto of Post-World War II development, in relation to the research and building programs of the National Institute of Urban Planning and the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, promoting

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Resisting Gentrification by Reclaiming a Work–Life Balance. An Exercise of Research by Design in Brud by Metrolab Brussels. The masterclass explored the concept of urban ecosystem, by looking at the Brussels Capital Region (BCR) through four lenses: agriculture, density, work and circularity. Together with other participants, we focused on the topic of work by exploring the urban ecosystems of thr

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Reconfiguring the Neoliberal City: Three Stories of Urban Pioneers in Berlindition of spontaneous appropriation of space. This shift in discourse, promoted by the city senate and the economic growth, has been the focus of Berlin’s more recent urban development. It created completely different conditions, where competition for available land has become more and more acute. T

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Segregating Infrastructure: The Nazareth Border-Roadther in Berlin, the US–Mexico border, Ceuta, Palestine or Korea, separation infrastructure constitutes a physical materialisation of political and ethnic conflicts, reproducing them through built space. In the case of Israel, one might immediately think of the West-Bank Separation Barrier, the Gaza

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Out of the Public: The Archipelago Alternativel development. This self-regulating governance model reinforces the alliances between the second and the third sector and leaves the public institution out of the development discourse by defining new actors, new competencies, and new imaginaries. Moreover, since this strengthening of the fabric of

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Aging and Space. An Emerging Catalog of Spaces in Tensionns after thirty years of the migratory phenomenon of the elderly population on the Costa del Sol, in Spain. The Andalusian coast has been affected by migration for a long time. It has also been able to modify itself accordingly, composing the flows of the elderly with those of other people and commu