L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime

Lenel, Emmanuelle

doi:10.4000/ambiances.441

ambiances

2017

DOI: 10.4000/ambiances.441

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L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime

Emmanuelle Lenel¹

Abstract: Environnement sensible, architecture et espace urbain Varia | 2014 L'espace public "revitalisé" comme gouvernance de l'intime Le cas d'une salle de sport aménagée dans le cadre d'un dispositif public bruxellois "Regenerated" public space as governance of intimacy. The case of a sports room designed in the context of regeneration policy in Brussels

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Confusing the Spatial with the Social: Can Ethnography Offer a Way Out?

Mosseray

Aernouts

2022

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Urban renewal policies applied over Europe since the 1990s have been characterized by an integrated approach towards neighbourhood regeneration, combining an interplay of social and spatial intentions and strategies. In this contribution, we develop an ethnographic account of the occupation of the ground floors in the social high-rise estate of Peterbos, Brussels, in order to show the necessity for studying and translating such interplay locally. While over time, urban designers and spatial planners developed several proposals to include facilities in the plinths of the buildings in order to ‘activate’ the neighbourhood and make it livelier and more vibrant, we highlight such ‘activation’ by shopkeepers, social and community workers is less straightforward. The current occupancy of these spaces is characterized by the embodiment of the spaces by facility managers; their strategies, and those of their clients within and outside the spaces; and different forms of in- and exclusion. As such, the contribution highlights how an ethnographic approach could contribute to making more informed decisions on the design of such spaces.

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Confusing the Spatial with the Social: Can Ethnography Offer a Way Out?

Mosseray

Aernouts

2022

The Urban Book Series

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L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime

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Confusing the Spatial with the Social: Can Ethnography Offer a Way Out?

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