Reconsidering Sidewalks as Public Space
Reconsidering Sidewalks as Public Space
Mixed-Use Sidewalk Spaces
Building upon a review of the main points of each chapter of the book, the concluding chapter also discusses integrative and over-arching issues such as the need for greater inter-disciplinarity in urban planning between the social sciences and urban design which could happen through developing our spatial analysis methods such as critical cartography. The chapter also makes clarifying qualifications about the intention and findings of the book, such as what is generalizable and specific to Vietnam. Sidewalk City is about more than the sidewalk itself; it is an inquiry into how we might become more cognizant of overlooked spaces and the overlooked peoples in them. This book proposed experimenting with alternative mapping as a way to navigate our way to greater urban awareness.
Keywords: critical cartography, urban planning, urban design, Vietnam, public space, map, inter-disciplinary, spatial analysis methods
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