Storyline and Design: How Civic Stewardship Shapes Urban Design in New York City
Storyline and Design: How Civic Stewardship Shapes Urban Design in New York City
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10.1007/978-94-007-5341-9
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2013
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E. Svendsen
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E. Svendsen
为了更好地了解组织如何应对整个城市景观的变化，对城市环境管理小组进行了检查。城市设计和故事情节作为一种话语策略来推进纽约市的城市规划。第一个案例是布鲁克林的一个绿道项目，在这个项目中，邻居们与当地政府联合起来重新夺回了海滨通道。第二个案例涉及曼哈顿的高线公园，展示了工业时代的设计是如何通过艺术和自然进行改造的。最后一个案例以南布朗克斯为中心，讲述了富有魅力的领导者如何利用城市设计和独特的故事情节来倡导社会正义。本章的结论是，管理团队的适应性和弹性能力取决于一系列行动，包括深思熟虑地使用城市设计和明确的项目叙事或故事情节，这些故事情节以对自然世界的特定解释为中心。
Urban environmental stewardship groups are examined in an effort to better understand how organizations to respond to a change across the urban landscape. Urban design and storyline are explored as a discursive strategy to advance urban planning in New York City. The first case features a greenway project in Brooklyn where neighbors united with local government to reclaim waterfront access. The second case involves Manhattan’s High Line Park, and, demonstrates how industrial era design is reinvented through art and nature. The last case centers upon the South Bronx and how charismatic leaders championed the cause of social justice using urban design and a unique storyline. The chapter concludes that the adaptive and resilient capacity of stewardship groups depends upon a repertoire of actions that includes the deliberate use of urban design and a clear project narrative, or storyline, that centers upon a particular interpretation of the natural world.