Dialogos: Placemaking in Latino Communities

ISBN-13: 9780415679008 / Angielski / Twarda / 2012 / 240 str.

Michael Rios; Leonardo Vazquez

Opis

Exploring critical planning issues facing Latino communities in relation to urban design and land development, the authors investigate how Latino communities collectively engage in placemaking, and look at strategies to build more sustainable and effective working relationships between Latino communities and planning professionals. The book's focus is on planning and placemaking efforts throughout the United States, and demonstrates how professionals can enhance -- or inhibit -- placemaking that serves the interests of Latino communities.

Spis treści

 1. Historical Overview of Latinos and Planning in the Southwest: 1900 to Present  2. Planning in the Face of Anti-Immigrant Sentiment: Latino Immigrants and Land Use Conflicts in Orange County, California Stacy  3. Transnational Placemaking in Small-Town America  4. Using Culture as a Competitive Advantage: Attracting Cultural Tourism in Latino Neighborhoods  5. Public Space Attachments for Latino and Immigrant Communities: A Case Study of MacArthur Park  6. Latinos and Incremental Construction: A Case Study of Texas Colonias  7. Placemaking in New York City: From Puerto Rican to Pan-Latino  8. Planning Against Displacement: A Decade of Progressive Community-based Planning in San Francisco’s Mission District  9. Finding a Place Called "Home": Homemaking as Placemaking for Guatemalan Immigrants in South Florida   10. Planning for Possible Futures: The Role of Scenario Planning in Cross-Cultural Deliberation  11. Through the Viewfinder: Using Multimedia Techniques to Engage Latino Youth in Community Planning  12. 17th and South Jackson: Relocating Casa Latina and Navigating Cultural Crossroads in Seattle  Epilogue