Studies in Temporal Urbanism

Based on a two-year public weblog, this volume reflects a vast array of perspectives on how urbanites relate to time. In a city, where time is perceived in ways varying from commuter flows to seasonal blossoms, it's a fascinating and diverse range of views.

Unique focus on temporal aspects in a socio spatial context

Accessible for a wide range of audience

Combination of facts, experience, observation and speculation

Short paragraphs that can be read linear, by topic or random Extensive list of links for wider context

Unique focus on temporal aspects in a socio spatial context Accessible for a wide range of audience Combination of facts, experience, observation and speculation Short paragraphs that can be read linear, by topic or random Extensive list of links for wider context

Autorentext
Fabian Neuhaus has lectured at various universities in the UK. His research interests are temporal aspects of the urban environment. For his MSc in urban design at the Bartlett School of Architecture, he was awarded a distinction, he holds a MArch from FHNW. He has worked in practices and research institutes in the UK, Germany and Switzerland.

Inhalt
Introduction / Temporal Urban.- Cycle Study as Basis of Adaptive Urbanism.- urbanMachine.- Memory: Collective vs. Individual Narratives.- timeSpace.- Body, Space and Maps.- bodySpace.- Urban Narratives of Time Images.- or the Drift of Alienation.- urbanNarrative.- Mental Maps: The Expression of Memories and Meanings.- Location Information.- From UrbanTick to UrbanDiary.- UrbanDiary.- Footprints, a Regeneration Process.- Review.- Bibliography.- Index.-