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Re-imagining a new town: The architecture of empowerment and segregation in a Dutch post-war neighbourhood

Reinders, L. (author)

Workshop 4. Session 4.3: Place and identity, home in exile

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Dual residences and the meaning of home (concept)

Van der Klis, M. (author), Karsten, L. (author)

Workshop 2. Session 2.2: Functions and users

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Challenging the hierarchies of the city: Oscar Niemeyer’s mid-twentieth-century residential buildings

Philippou, S. (author)

Workshop 4. Session 4.1: Design and modernity

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Two of a kind: The social-physical dynamics of neighborhood renewal

Van der Graaf, P. (author)

Workshop 1. Session 1.1: Poverty and identity. Abstract: My PhD research focuses on the effects of different social-physical interventions in urban renewal programs. Are residents better of in restructured neighborhoods or do problems of deprivation remain? Moreover, how are successful transformations achieved and which interventions are less...

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Abstracts workshops International conference 'Doing, thinking, feeling home: The mental geography of residential environments', Delft, The Netherlands, October 14-15, 2005

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Community light: Territorial ties and local participation in a new suburban area

Lupi, T. (author)

Workshop 2. Session 2.2: Functions and users Abstract: Since suburbanisation has become a mass movement in post-war America, a debate is going on about the effects of suburban life on people and society in general. On the one hand suburbs have a reputation of being dull and anonymous areas where private life is extremely dominant. Robert Putnam...

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Physical conditions for social interaction in the home environment

Van Dorst, M.J. (author)

Workshop 3. Session 3.1: Privacy and public life Summary: The perceived liveability of an environment is formed by the apparent liveability. An important aspect of these forms of liveability is the control over social interaction an individual has in a neighbourhood. The motivation and attitude towards social interaction is formed by physical...

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Soundscape, privacy, communication, and orientation

De Ruiter, E.P.J. (author)

Workshop 3. Session 3.1: Privacy and public life Abstract: The auditive element is often neglected, in descriptions of environments. If sound is addressed at all, only the aspect of noisiness is considered. “Soundscapes” can offer a different view. This notion is used in several ways, many of them too limited in scope. Also because a large...

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Residential domain and housing design as carriers of distinction in Amsterdam and its hinterland, 1870- 2004

Wagenaar, M. (author)

Workshop 3. Session 3.3: Expression and taste

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Bad taste in architecture. Discussion of the popular in residential architecture in southern Ecuador.

Klaufus, C. (author)

Workshop 4. Session 4.1: Design and modernity

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Housing environment in the process of cultural change and transformation; study in Istanbul/Armutlu squatter settlement

Ergenoglu, A.S. (author), Türkyilmaz, C.C. (author), Baytin, C.P. (author), Aytug, A. (author)

Workshop 4. Session 4.1: Design and modernity

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Conference program and Overview workshops International conference 'Doing, thinking, feeling home: The mental geography of residential environments', Delft, The Netherlands, October 14-15, 2005

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Attaching dwellings to places through the design of intermediary spaces

Ter Veen, M. (author)

Workshop 3. Session 3.1: Privacy and public life Introduction: This paper is part of a PhD-research project ‘Rupture in the Capsular Society’ at the Faculty of Architecture of Delft University of Technology. The project is focussed on the relation between architecture and users and more specifically on the spatial and physical features of...

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Investigating a theory of housing, ontological security and self-identity: A qualitative analysis of interview data in a multi-cultural Canadian city

Dunn, J.R. (author)

Workshop 1. Session 1.1: Poverty and identity. Abstract: This paper reports the findings of a qualitative study investigating the utility of the theoretical constructs ‘ontological security’ and ‘self-identity’ for understanding the routinized, everyday experience of housing and home. In-depth interviews conducted with 16 households in two inner...

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Spatial identity and geostrategic lifeplanning (draft version)

Metaal, S. (author)

Workshop 2. Session 2.2: Functions and users

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The meaning of distinct architectural and urban design features

Meesters, J. (author)

Workshop 2. Session 2.1: Planning and everyday life

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Reading and (re)writing the city: The use of the habitus concept in urban research and development

Blondeel, P. (author)

Workshop 2. Session 2.1: Planning and everyday life

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Design for living

Poelman, W. (author)

Workshop 4. Session 4.1: Design and modernity Abstract: Within the discipline of industrial design engineering “dfx” is a common abbreviation for “design for x”, in which the “x” refers to several goals like sustainability (dfs), assembly (dfa), disabled (dfd), etcetera. As more industrial design engineers are employed within the Faculty for...

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Residential choice and neighbourhood experiences in a Dutch urban poverty area; draft version

Van der Land, M. (author)

Workshop 1. Session 1.1: Poverty and identity

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The meaning of dwelling from an ecological perspective

Coolen, H. (author)

Workshop 2. Session 2.2: Functions and users Abstract: The meaning of dwelling has been studied from many different perspectives such as psychology, phenomenology, sociology and environment behavior studies. Several authors have argued that a more integrative and interdisciplinary approach is needed in which physical, socio-cultural,...

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