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Ecologies of the early garden city : essays on structure, agency, and greenspace /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Champaign, IL :
Common Ground Research Networks,
2019.
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| Temas: | |
| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Table of contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Assemblage theory
- Organization of the book
- Landscape ecology
- Flows and turbulence defining flow
- Human constructed flow systems
- Turbulence and habitats
- Conclusion: productive flows
- Patches and patterns
- Patch-corridor-matrix spatial model
- Urban patchwork dynamics
- Evolving patchwork patterns
- Assemblages and territories
- Conclusion: activating ecologies
- Boundaries and corridors
- The functions of boundary systems
- Boundary dynamics and ecotones
- Corridors and networks
- Conclusion: assemblages and boundaries
- Agents and agencies
- Assemblages and agency
- Individuals versus organizations
- Organizations and boundaries
- Conclusion: towards boundaryless organizations
- Early garden city
- Garden city theory
- Influences on the garden city
- Ebenezer howard and tomorrow; a peaceful path to real reform
- Conclusion: a rural-urban vision
- Letchworth garden city, 1903-1913
- The early development of letchworth
- C.b. purdom and a critique of the first decade
- Conclusion: garden city innovations
- Gardeners and gardens
- The qualities of the gardener and gardening
- The garden as an assemblage
- The evolution of the park
- Conclusion: beyond maintenance
- Farmers and greenbelts
- Farms and farming
- The functions of greenbelts
- Benefits and problems
- Conclusion: active ecologies
- Letchworth garden city innovations
- The management of flows
- The functional organization of land
- Boundaries and corridors
- Agents and agencies
- The gardener as a community figure
- Greenbelts and the role of the farmer
- Conclusion: letchworth after 1913
- Conclusion.