URBAN DESIGN 164 - Autumn 2022

CONTENTS

This issue has been kindly sponsored by CAD Software Direct

COVER: Resource Rows, Copenhagen,
Denmark. Photograph by Nicholas Ransome
from Ditte Lysgaard Vind

UPDATE
3 — St Leonards-on-Sea Study Visit
3 — London Boroughs Healthy Streets Scorecard
4 — How to Make People Friendly Places: Masterplans for Redevelopment and Infill
4 — How to Make People Friendly Places: Design Codes
5 — My Favourite Plan: Ivor Samuels
6 — UD Library #43
7 — Climate Change Global Digest
8 — Behind the Image: Federation Square, Melbourne, Australia

STUDENT WORK
10 — Women and Public Space, Khushali Haji
12 — Developing Ecologically Sustainable High Mountain Regions, Rati Choudhari

VIEWPOINT
14 — Dearly Departed? Why the Department Store shouldn’t be sorely missed, Andrew Kavanagh

TOPIC: THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY
16 — The Circular Economy, guest topic editor Jane Manning
18 — Good for the Climate and Communities, Matthew McKeague
20 — Well-planned Urban Regeneration, Martin Hulse
23 — Embodied History in Place-making, Gareth Carr
26 — Designing Cities and Buildings with Circularity – The Danish Way, Ditte Lysgaard Vind
29 — Materials Reuse: Planning and Practice make Perfect, Katharine Adams and Gilli Hobbs
32 — Towards Resilient and Sustainable Futures, Rita Lambert
34 — Scaling Solutions from Place to Planet: The Phoenix, Jonathan Smales
37 — Hackney Wick: Creating a Circular Community, Paul Reynolds

BOOK REVIEWS
40 — Posthuman Architectures: A Catalogue of Archetypes, Jacopo Leveratto
40— Our Voices II: The DE-colonial Project, Kevin O’Brien, Rebecca Kiddle and Luugigyoo Patrick Stewart
41 — Historic Cities in the Face of Disasters, Fatemeh Farnaz Arefian, Judith Ryser, Andrew Hopkins, Jamie Mackee (ed.)
41 — Autorama: The Illusory Promise of High-Tech Driving, Richard Norton

42 — PRACTICE INDEX
48 — EDUCATION INDEX

ENDPIECE
49 — The lost children’s home, Joe Holyoak