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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Alison Bick Hirsch , Alison Bick HirschPublisher: University of Minnesota Press Imprint: University of Minnesota Press Volume: 526 Dimensions: Width: 21.60cm , Height: 3.80cm , Length: 21.60cm Weight: 0.930kg ISBN: 9780816679782ISBN 10: 0816679789 Pages: 320 Publication Date: 15 April 2014 Audience: General/trade , Professional and scholarly , General , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsContents Acknowledgments Introduction: Scoring the Participatory City 1. The Creative Origins of Larry and Anna HalprinPart I. Built Work2. Framing Civic Rituals: Market Street, Nicollet Mall, Heritage Park Plaza3. Designing with Nature as “Archetypal Precedent”: Portland Open Space Sequence, Seattle Freeway Park, Manhattan Square ParkPart II. Community Workshops4. The Take Part Process: Halprin & Associates in Participatory Design5. Facilitation and/or Manipulation: The Challenges of Taking Part in Fort Worth, Everett, Charlottesville, and Cleveland Conclusion: Choreography and the Contemporary City NotesBibliographyIndexReviewsThe cogent writing and comprehensive research of the first two sections soar, making this book fundamental to future researchers. CHOICE Hirsch s book has enough distance from its subject and time period that readers may recognize themselves and their own dilemmas in it. Planning Magazine Hirsch s book contributes to a growing body of historical research interested in activism and social engagement in environmental design fields. Planning Perspectives Hirsch has authored a handsome book. . . some of the period photos are delightful, featuring children and adults cavorting in fountains and expressing a collective joy in public gathering. Journal of Planning Education and Research The cogent writing and comprehensive research of the first two sections soar, making this book fundamental to future researchers. --CHOICE Hirsch's book has enough distance from its subject and time period that readers may recognize themselves and their own dilemmas in it. --Planning Magazine Hirsch's book contributes to a growing body of historical research interested in activism and social engagement in environmental design fields. --Planning Perspectives Hirsch has authored a handsome book. . . some of the period photos are delightful, featuring children and adults cavorting in fountains and expressing a collective joy in public gathering. --Journal of Planning Education and Research """The cogent writing and comprehensive research of the first two sections soar, making this book fundamental to future researchers.""—CHOICE ""Hirsch’s book has enough distance from its subject and time period that readers may recognize themselves and their own dilemmas in it.""—Planning Magazine ""Hirsch’s book contributes to a growing body of historical research interested in activism and social engagement in environmental design fields.""—Planning Perspectives ""Hirsch has authored a handsome book. . . some of the period photos are delightful, featuring children and adults cavorting in fountains and expressing a collective joy in public gathering.""—Journal of Planning Education and Research" The cogent writing and comprehensive research of the first two sections soar, making this book fundamental to future researchers. -CHOICE Hirsch's book has enough distance from its subject and time period that readers may recognize themselves and their own dilemmas in it. -Planning Magazine Hirsch's book contributes to a growing body of historical research interested in activism and social engagement in environmental design fields. -Planning Perspectives Hirsch has authored a handsome book. . . some of the period photos are delightful, featuring children and adults cavorting in fountains and expressing a collective joy in public gathering. -Journal of Planning Education and Research The cogent writing and comprehensive research of the first two sections soar, making this book fundamental to future researchers. CHOICE Hirsch s book contributes to a growing body of historical research interested in activism and social engagement in environmental design fields. Planning Perspectives Hirsch has authored a handsome book. . . some of the period photos are delightful, featuring children and adults cavorting in fountains and expressing a collective joy in public gathering. Journal of Planning Education and Research The cogent writing and comprehensive research of the first two sections soar, making this book fundamental to future researchers. --CHOICE Hirsch's book has enough distance from its subject and time period that readers may recognize themselves and their own dilemmas in it. --Planning Magazine Hirsch's book contributes to a growing body of historical research interested in activism and social engagement in environmental design fields. --Planning Perspectives Hirsch has authored a handsome book. . . some of the period photos are delightful, featuring children and adults cavorting in fountains and expressing a collective joy in public gathering. --Journal of Planning Education and Research The cogent writing and comprehensive research of the first two sections soar, making this book fundamental to future researchers. CHOICE Hirsch s book has enough distance from its subject and time period that readers may recognize themselves and their own dilemmas in it. Planning Magazine Hirsch s book contributes to a growing body of historical research interested in activism and social engagement in environmental design fields. Planning Perspectives Hirsch has authored a handsome book. . . some of the period photos are delightful, featuring children and adults cavorting in fountains and expressing a collective joy in public gathering. Journal of Planning Education and Research Author InformationAlison Bick Hirsch, a landscape and urban designer as well as urban historian and theorist, is assistant professor in landscape architecture at the University of Southern California. She is cofounder and partner of the Foreground design agency, a transdisciplinary practice operating between the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, urbanism, and the visual arts. 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