Community design: a team approach to dynamic community systems / Arthur Mehrhoff W.

By:

Mehrhoff, W. Arthur

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: Cities & planning series, v. 4Publication details: California: Sage, 1999.Description: xviii,139 pISBN:

9780761905974

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DDC classification:

307.120973 MEH-C

Contents:

The third wave : a changing American landscape -- Community : a wave or a particle? -- Is there a place for places in community? -- Action research : the foundation of community design -- Community in the third dimension -- Gauging community opinion -- You've gotta have connections : community design as a healing process.

Summary: Community design has grown in importance in the public policy agenda over the past decade. This book focuses on the author's experience and work in Minnesota where a design team of architects, planners, and economic and community development practitioners provided planning and design assistance to local communities. The book explores the advantages of a systems approach to community design and uses the work of the Minnesota team to consider the issues involved in the implementation of successful community des

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The third wave : a changing American landscape --
Community : a wave or a particle? --
Is there a place for places in community? --
Action research : the foundation of community design --
Community in the third dimension --
Gauging community opinion --
You've gotta have connections : community design as a healing process.

Community design has grown in importance in the public policy agenda over the past decade. This book focuses on the author's experience and work in Minnesota where a design team of architects, planners, and economic and community development practitioners provided planning and design assistance to local communities. The book explores the advantages of a systems approach to community design and uses the work of the Minnesota team to consider the issues involved in the implementation of successful community des

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