Designing Gender Sensitive Spaces for Consenting Cities
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Designing Gender Sensitive Spaces for Consenting Cities
Practices and Provocations
Bawden, Gene; Berry, Jess; Kalms, Nicole; Moore, Timothy
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2025
300
Dura
9781032911274
15 a 20 dias
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Designing gender-sensitive spaces for consenting cities: An overview
PART ONE: Designing approaches
Introduction: Designing approaches
1. In search of a method that works: the story of the gendered landscape of Umea
2. To go for a walk alone and be a woman
3. Designing gender-responsive housing/home: a feminist exploration
4. A super-duper wicked problem: expanding intersectional climate adaptation
5. Data design and dissemination: visualising gender inequality statistics for public audiences
PART TWO: Making material changes
Introduction: Making material changes
6. Kitchen Revolutions
7. Shared reading and place-making in the rural Australian city: mediating climate crisis, marginality and gendered experience through collective reading practices
8. Institutionalising Pride: the rise of the Pride Centre in Melbourne
9. Engendering justice: on (in)visibilities of penal design, aestheticization of punishment and space of solidarity
10. Making room for the unexpected: street sex work and the indecorous city
11. Developing advocacy: insights from gender-sensitive placemaking training in the public sector
PART THREE: The possibilities of night
Introduction: The possibilities of night
12. Untangling the relationship of fear, safety and accessibility in night-time Kolkata
13. Feminist urban planning through community action and transformation: the case of Nocturnas
14. Reclaim the night: women walk to reimagine nightlife
15. Pride of place: (re)imagining a queer Sydney during WorldPride
PART FOUR: Infrastructures of care
Introduction: Infrastructures of care
16. Feminist criteria for territorialising the caring city
17. Rethinking spatial analysis and analytics: Native, Black and Latina/x feminist theories and methods for engagement, equity and justice
18. Eco-Feminist co-housing: a design approach
19. How it started/how it's going: real-time reflections* on a queer research practice
PART ONE: Designing approaches
Introduction: Designing approaches
1. In search of a method that works: the story of the gendered landscape of Umea
2. To go for a walk alone and be a woman
3. Designing gender-responsive housing/home: a feminist exploration
4. A super-duper wicked problem: expanding intersectional climate adaptation
5. Data design and dissemination: visualising gender inequality statistics for public audiences
PART TWO: Making material changes
Introduction: Making material changes
6. Kitchen Revolutions
7. Shared reading and place-making in the rural Australian city: mediating climate crisis, marginality and gendered experience through collective reading practices
8. Institutionalising Pride: the rise of the Pride Centre in Melbourne
9. Engendering justice: on (in)visibilities of penal design, aestheticization of punishment and space of solidarity
10. Making room for the unexpected: street sex work and the indecorous city
11. Developing advocacy: insights from gender-sensitive placemaking training in the public sector
PART THREE: The possibilities of night
Introduction: The possibilities of night
12. Untangling the relationship of fear, safety and accessibility in night-time Kolkata
13. Feminist urban planning through community action and transformation: the case of Nocturnas
14. Reclaim the night: women walk to reimagine nightlife
15. Pride of place: (re)imagining a queer Sydney during WorldPride
PART FOUR: Infrastructures of care
Introduction: Infrastructures of care
16. Feminist criteria for territorialising the caring city
17. Rethinking spatial analysis and analytics: Native, Black and Latina/x feminist theories and methods for engagement, equity and justice
18. Eco-Feminist co-housing: a design approach
19. How it started/how it's going: real-time reflections* on a queer research practice
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gender studies;architecture;urban design;urban planning;cities;space;contentious;consent;resistance;agency
Designing gender-sensitive spaces for consenting cities: An overview
PART ONE: Designing approaches
Introduction: Designing approaches
1. In search of a method that works: the story of the gendered landscape of Umea
2. To go for a walk alone and be a woman
3. Designing gender-responsive housing/home: a feminist exploration
4. A super-duper wicked problem: expanding intersectional climate adaptation
5. Data design and dissemination: visualising gender inequality statistics for public audiences
PART TWO: Making material changes
Introduction: Making material changes
6. Kitchen Revolutions
7. Shared reading and place-making in the rural Australian city: mediating climate crisis, marginality and gendered experience through collective reading practices
8. Institutionalising Pride: the rise of the Pride Centre in Melbourne
9. Engendering justice: on (in)visibilities of penal design, aestheticization of punishment and space of solidarity
10. Making room for the unexpected: street sex work and the indecorous city
11. Developing advocacy: insights from gender-sensitive placemaking training in the public sector
PART THREE: The possibilities of night
Introduction: The possibilities of night
12. Untangling the relationship of fear, safety and accessibility in night-time Kolkata
13. Feminist urban planning through community action and transformation: the case of Nocturnas
14. Reclaim the night: women walk to reimagine nightlife
15. Pride of place: (re)imagining a queer Sydney during WorldPride
PART FOUR: Infrastructures of care
Introduction: Infrastructures of care
16. Feminist criteria for territorialising the caring city
17. Rethinking spatial analysis and analytics: Native, Black and Latina/x feminist theories and methods for engagement, equity and justice
18. Eco-Feminist co-housing: a design approach
19. How it started/how it's going: real-time reflections* on a queer research practice
PART ONE: Designing approaches
Introduction: Designing approaches
1. In search of a method that works: the story of the gendered landscape of Umea
2. To go for a walk alone and be a woman
3. Designing gender-responsive housing/home: a feminist exploration
4. A super-duper wicked problem: expanding intersectional climate adaptation
5. Data design and dissemination: visualising gender inequality statistics for public audiences
PART TWO: Making material changes
Introduction: Making material changes
6. Kitchen Revolutions
7. Shared reading and place-making in the rural Australian city: mediating climate crisis, marginality and gendered experience through collective reading practices
8. Institutionalising Pride: the rise of the Pride Centre in Melbourne
9. Engendering justice: on (in)visibilities of penal design, aestheticization of punishment and space of solidarity
10. Making room for the unexpected: street sex work and the indecorous city
11. Developing advocacy: insights from gender-sensitive placemaking training in the public sector
PART THREE: The possibilities of night
Introduction: The possibilities of night
12. Untangling the relationship of fear, safety and accessibility in night-time Kolkata
13. Feminist urban planning through community action and transformation: the case of Nocturnas
14. Reclaim the night: women walk to reimagine nightlife
15. Pride of place: (re)imagining a queer Sydney during WorldPride
PART FOUR: Infrastructures of care
Introduction: Infrastructures of care
16. Feminist criteria for territorialising the caring city
17. Rethinking spatial analysis and analytics: Native, Black and Latina/x feminist theories and methods for engagement, equity and justice
18. Eco-Feminist co-housing: a design approach
19. How it started/how it's going: real-time reflections* on a queer research practice
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