Bounding Neighbourhoods: How Do Residents Do It?
Bounding Neighbourhoods: How Do Residents Do It?
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边界社区：居民如何做到这一点？
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2009
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J. Spencer
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J. Minnery;J. Knight;J. Byrne;J. Spencer
“社区”在规划中具有标志性的地位，然而，关于这一概念的使用和知识基础，长期以来一直存在着经验主义的批评和争论。尽管如此，它仍然为地方规划、地方政策干预和城市设计方法，包括新城市主义提供了重点。社区可以被赋予物理维度，这样就可以定义区分每个社区内外的边界。这篇论文提出，通过更好地了解居民自己是如何识别这些边界的，我们可以从这些地方学到什么。它通过分析澳大利亚布里斯班市中心边缘郊区居民对社区边界的看法，得出了一系列问题。这项研究证实了许多先前关于界定社区边界的担忧，许多居民不确定他们社区的实际边界。
Abstract The ‘neighbourhood’ holds an iconic position in planning, yet there has been longstanding empirical criticism and debates about both the use and intellectual underpinnings of the concept. Despite this, it continues to provide a focus for local area planning, local policy interventions and urban design approaches, including in new urbanism. Neighbourhoods may be given physical dimensions so the boundaries that distinguish what is within and what is outside each neighbourhood can be defined. This paper asks what we can learn about such localities through a better understanding of how residents themselves actually identify these boundaries. It derives a series of questions that are addressed through analysis of resident perceptions of neighbourhood boundaries in an inner-city fringe suburb in Brisbane, Australia. The research confirmed many previous concerns about defining neighbourhood boundaries and that many residents were uncertain of the physical boundaries of their neighbourhoods.