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L’aménagement des territoires que l’on habite influence nos carrières, nos relations, nos aspirations, nos vies. Le modèle de banlieue qui s’est imposé dans les années 1960, centré sur la maison individuelle, la voiture et la séparation des fonctions de la ville, a largement contribué à l’isolement des femmes et aux inégalités sociales. Aujourd’hui, alors qu’une(...)
Nous serons un village au coeur de la ville
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L’aménagement des territoires que l’on habite influence nos carrières, nos relations, nos aspirations, nos vies. Le modèle de banlieue qui s’est imposé dans les années 1960, centré sur la maison individuelle, la voiture et la séparation des fonctions de la ville, a largement contribué à l’isolement des femmes et aux inégalités sociales. Aujourd’hui, alors qu’une diversité de formes familiales remplace peu à peu le modèle nucléaire traditionnel, que l’accès au logement et à la propriété est en péril, et que la solitude pèse de plus en plus lourd, il est grand temps de réimaginer nos villes, nous dit Florence Sara G. Ferraris. Elle appelle à la création de milieux de vie souples et multifonctionnels, favorisant l’entraide, les rencontres, la sécurité et le sentiment d’appartenance pour tou·te·s.
L'humain et la ville
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The home where our hopes and dreams play out is at the heart many vital political questions Housing is more than bricks and mortar. Feeling at Home grapples with the practical and emotional questions of housing – domestic labour, privacy, security, ownership, and health. Is it possible to imagine success without home ownership? Alva Gotby shows that solving the housing(...)
Feeling at home: Transforming the politics of housing
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The home where our hopes and dreams play out is at the heart many vital political questions Housing is more than bricks and mortar. Feeling at Home grapples with the practical and emotional questions of housing – domestic labour, privacy, security, ownership, and health. Is it possible to imagine success without home ownership? Alva Gotby shows that solving the housing crisis is about much more than housing stock. It means revolutionising our everyday lives and labours.
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Passer à l'action !
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Il y a mille façons de s’engager. S’impliquer, c’est développer sa solidarité et participer à quelque chose de plus grand que soi. Il existe autant de raisons de s’engager que de gens qui s’engagent et de causes qui méritent qu’on les défende. « Passer à l’action ! », grâce à ses nombreux portraits de jeunes impliqué·es dans leurs communautés, est une invitation à la(...)
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Il y a mille façons de s’engager. S’impliquer, c’est développer sa solidarité et participer à quelque chose de plus grand que soi. Il existe autant de raisons de s’engager que de gens qui s’engagent et de causes qui méritent qu’on les défende. « Passer à l’action ! », grâce à ses nombreux portraits de jeunes impliqué·es dans leurs communautés, est une invitation à la solidarité et à la générosité.
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This book travels back and forth in time through scenes of erasure at three primary locations—Southwest, Washington DC (displacement); North St Louis (demolition), and South Los Angeles (extraction). "Erasure by design" shares first person narratives of growing up in the wake of slum clearance—that is, "urban renewal"—in Southwest, Washington DC, while assembling archival(...)
Erasure by design: Racial protocols of displacement, demolition, and extraction
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This book travels back and forth in time through scenes of erasure at three primary locations—Southwest, Washington DC (displacement); North St Louis (demolition), and South Los Angeles (extraction). "Erasure by design" shares first person narratives of growing up in the wake of slum clearance—that is, "urban renewal"—in Southwest, Washington DC, while assembling archival references that narrate racialized erasure and its legal and spatial precedents. It traces a military complex under construction, where St Louis’s cleared grounds and blacked out sites are also defined by satellites, body experiments, explosions, and emptiness. It moves through specific grounds in Los Angeles—dirt walls, hills, oil fields, gas lines, and houses in the forest—to trace how those grounds matter and how their holding intersects with maps that plan erasure, inhabitation, and extraction.
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Les débuts du logement communautaire à Québec : Vingt ans d'engagement avec Action-Habitation
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Comment huit jeunes professionnels ont-ils transformé durablement le logement communautaire à Québec ? A mi-chemin entre le récit historique et l'analyse critique, cet ouvrage retrace l'émergence d'Action-Habitation et met en lumière un demi-siècle d'innovation sociale, d'engagement citoyen et de pratiques collectives en habitation. Un livre essentiel pour penser(...)
Les débuts du logement communautaire à Québec : Vingt ans d'engagement avec Action-Habitation
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Comment huit jeunes professionnels ont-ils transformé durablement le logement communautaire à Québec ? A mi-chemin entre le récit historique et l'analyse critique, cet ouvrage retrace l'émergence d'Action-Habitation et met en lumière un demi-siècle d'innovation sociale, d'engagement citoyen et de pratiques collectives en habitation. Un livre essentiel pour penser autrement les politiques de logement et la participation démocratique au coeur des villes.
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In 2018, the Urbanarium held the Missing Middle Competition to invite explorations of ideas to address Metro Vancouver’s housing affordability and social well-being challenges and to increase density incrementally on sites of one or two standard residential lots. Enter the Mixing Middle Competition, which included mixed-use in the program of gentle densification.(...)
The mixing middle competition : Imagining mixed-use neighbourhoods
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In 2018, the Urbanarium held the Missing Middle Competition to invite explorations of ideas to address Metro Vancouver’s housing affordability and social well-being challenges and to increase density incrementally on sites of one or two standard residential lots. Enter the Mixing Middle Competition, which included mixed-use in the program of gentle densification. Conceived in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the changes to the way people lived in their neighbourhoods and worked from their homes made evident the many ways that residential zoning might be adapted to support and enhance these changes and bring shops, services, and jobs within short walkable trips from homes.
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In 2018 Urbanarium held an international design competition to develop and present exciting options for addressing Metro Vancouver’s unprecedented housing affordability crisis and social health challenges with outstanding design and social innovation. This document contains both the insight and policy recommendations gathered from the various competition entries for(...)
The missing middle competition
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In 2018 Urbanarium held an international design competition to develop and present exciting options for addressing Metro Vancouver’s unprecedented housing affordability crisis and social health challenges with outstanding design and social innovation. This document contains both the insight and policy recommendations gathered from the various competition entries for adding innovative density to existing single-family zones. Included are the winning projects located in one of four sites in Vancouver, Port Coquitlam, Burnaby and Surrey. Results from this competition inform the “Policy Impact Proposal,” suggesting five small shifts in current zoning policy that can contribute to housing affordability and vibrancy in communities, while maintaining existing character.
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Encampments occupied by unhoused and precariously sheltered people have proliferated in recent years in cities and towns across Canada. While right-to-housing legislation and other rights protections exist on paper, their minimal legal force has left municipalities mostly free to use policing and bylaw enforcement to remove encampments from public spaces. The result is(...)
The bylaw state: Encampment evictions and the struggle for public space
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Encampments occupied by unhoused and precariously sheltered people have proliferated in recent years in cities and towns across Canada. While right-to-housing legislation and other rights protections exist on paper, their minimal legal force has left municipalities mostly free to use policing and bylaw enforcement to remove encampments from public spaces. The result is unnoticed but devastating violence against highly vulnerable people who have no choice but to survive in public spaces. Anti-encampment bylaws raise the question of what legal and moral rights unhoused people have to live in public space. ''The Bylaw State'' shows that bylaws are powerful municipal instruments. Far from being innocuous laws enforced by municipal workers, bylaws have quietly emerged over the last two decades as the method of governing homelessness in Canada. Case studies in Prince George and Vancouver demonstrate the extraordinary expansion of municipal bylaws and the place of courts in defending the legal rights of homeless people to take up public space. Legal scholar Alexandra Flynn and sociologist Joe Hermer explain how municipalities create an exclusionary ideal of public space through evictions and banishment, and they make a powerful case for a more inclusive approach that protects people not just spaces.
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Emerging from the curatorial project FUORI! (Bologna, 2022-2023), this book brings together a series of interviews with theorists, artists, and performers. It focuses on the political, social, and community-based role of contemporary art. This anthology brings together a vibrant constellation ofauthors who reflect on how art can spark encounters, reclaim public space,(...)
Fuori! Rehearsing a city for all
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Emerging from the curatorial project FUORI! (Bologna, 2022-2023), this book brings together a series of interviews with theorists, artists, and performers. It focuses on the political, social, and community-based role of contemporary art. This anthology brings together a vibrant constellation ofauthors who reflect on how art can spark encounters, reclaim public space, and nurture shared agency across generations. Rehearsing a City for All celebrates art's powers to enhance civic action—by fostering temporary collectivities, by practicing affective gestures and spells of resistance, and by expanding the stories, struggles, and imaginations that define who gets to shape a city.
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Homelessness is one of the most pressing social challenges of our time, and is closely linked to issues of urban design and architecture. Homeless people are part of urban society and depend on accessible public spaces and urban infrastructure. Yet, in cities around the world, local governments use policies and urban planning to ward off street people, aiming at making(...)
The roofless truth: planning and architecture for homelessness
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Homelessness is one of the most pressing social challenges of our time, and is closely linked to issues of urban design and architecture. Homeless people are part of urban society and depend on accessible public spaces and urban infrastructure. Yet, in cities around the world, local governments use policies and urban planning to ward off street people, aiming at making them invisible in the cityscape and deliberately impeding certain forms of stay. Urban design always reflects power structures—it can exclude or open up avenues for participation. ''The Roofless Truth'' brings together contributions by international researchers and practitioners from the fields of architecture, urban development and design, sociology, ethnology, social work, and education. It offers academic analyses and essays, field reports, and student proposals for interventions in public space, and features award-winning projects and initiatives in Canada, Germany, Iran, Switzerland, and the US. The book highlights how public spaces should be designed to offer protection, dignity, and opportunities for homeless people, and to facilitate encounters and interaction. The featured examples impressively demonstrate that even the smallest spatial decision can determine inclusion or exclusion. ''The Roofless Truth'' paints a multifaceted picture of planning and design as a social practice beyond representation and prestige.
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