Acknowledgements; Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Public Spaces -- Why Have Them and Who Are They For?; Chapter 3 What Makes a Space Convivial?; Chapter 4 How Can One Create and Sustain Successful Public Spaces?; Conclusion:The Constituents of Conviviality; References and Bibliography; Index
Summary
'Brilliant! This thoughtful and illuminating book fills a significant gap in urban design literature and is a must-have reference book for anyone concerned with the creation or management of the public realm.' Michele Lavelle Partner in 4D Landscape Design 'A book rich in good practices noted by a traveller and teacher with the hawk-eye of an architect and photographer. ' Tobias Woldendorp Senior CPTED Consultant at DSP-groep Amsterdam. 'A welcome addition to the literature of urban design placemaking.' Joe Holyoak Course Director MA Urban Design Birmingham City University Despite developments
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 145-150) and index
