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Subject(s)

• Creative ability—Social aspects [Browse]

Editor

• Miao, Julie Tian [Browse]
• Yigitcanlar, Tan [Browse]

Series

• Routledge international handbooks. [More in this series]
• Routledge International Handbooks Series

Summary note

This book crtitically examines the reciprocal relationship between creativity and the built environment and features leading voices from across the world.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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• Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
• Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Cover
• Half Title
• Endorsements
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Contents
• List of figures
• List of tables
• List of contributors
• Foreword: Creativity and the built environment by Charles Laundry
• 1. A reflection on the interface between creativity and the built environment
• SECTION I: Economy and productivity
• 2. Built cultural heritage and local development: The mediating effect of multi-dimensional creativity
• 3. Impact of the built environment on the spatial heterogeneity of regional innovation productivity: Evidence from the Pearl River Delta, China
• 4. Housing, productivity and creativity
• 5. Community and business innovation in the Indonesian kampung cases from Semarang
• 6. The infrastructures of innovation districts: Happy coincidence or creative collective curation?
• 7. Workplace repositioning post-pandemic: Hybrid working
• 8. Creativity in sustainable finance: Growth of green instruments
• 9. Creativity in blue economy financing
• SECTION II: Society and culture
• 10. Creativity and the city: New forms of work and life
• 11. Between performativity and spectacle: Provocations of street-based public art festivals
• 12. The role of community arts organisations in heritage-led regeneration and placemaking: The case of LAMO and Old Town, Leh
• 13. Learning by failing better: Coproducing creativity in the informal city of Los Arenales, Chile
• 14. The circuit of memory, creativity, and built environment in the making in Gwangju, South Korea
• 15. Artists, arts and culture-based city revitalization, and the built environment
• 16. Culture-led regeneration and urban governance: The case of South Rome
• 17. The art of dancing for urban design: An examination of a creative built environment in Helsinki, Finland
• SECTION III: Environment and space.
• 18. End of the Holocene City: The limits of urban imagination
• 19. Industry 4.0, lean production and sustainability: A bibliometric and literature review
• 20. Collingwood Yards: The formation of a creative precinct
• 21. Driving innovation and equity in the 21st-century Australian city
• 22. Flagship architecture and city branding
• 23. The corporate campus
• 24. Urban design dimensions of creative clustering: Mix/adaptation/networks/ambivalence
• 25. The dark side of creativity: A design perspective on the built environment's chequered histories
• SECTION IV: Technology and innovation
• 26. The application of big data and technology in urban transport management
• 27. Customer uptake and preference analysis for mobility as a service (MaaS) schemes
• 28. Who speaks for smart cities?: Social media, influence, and stories of innovation
• 29. The new socio-spatial dimensions of creativity: Theorising creative hybrid-places in the digital age
• 30. Augmented and virtual reality and creativity in the built environment
• 31. Virtual reality and desiring-production
• 32. Lean construction in China: A review
• 33. Co-designing infrastructures: Working with communities to create resilient cities
• 34. Creativity and innovation: Revitalisation experiences as strategies to foster areas of innovation in Brazil
• 35. Smart city in the creativity-built environment nexus: A case study of Bandung
• 36. Melbourne's skyscrapers: A case study in creative destruction
• SECTION V: Governance and planning
• 37. The multifunction polis: An urban idea and its end
• 38. The creative city in Australia: Where are we now?
• 39. Suburbs by design: Design and its antithesis in the Australian suburb
• 40. Innovation districts and the physical environment of knowledge-based economic development
• 41. Tech-development, public space, and planning failures.
• 42. The planning of creative Paris
• 43. University incubators as sites of creativity and innovation: The case of the Macquarie University Incubator
• 44. Planning and sustaining an inclusive urban infrastructure of cultural amenities: Lessons from Amsterdam
• 45. Global cities in the making
• Afterword: From creative cluster to innovation complex: Aspirational infrastructure for anxious cities
• Index.

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ISBN

• 9781003292821 (electronic book)
• 1003292828 (electronic book)
• 9781003816065 (electronic book)
• 1003816061 (electronic book)
• 9781003816027 (electronic book)
• 1003816029 (electronic book)

OCLC

1410117373

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