L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime
This paper examines some effects of social regulation induced by regeneration policy. Based on the case study of a sports room designed in Brussels as part of a regeneration device, it highlights the role played by this kind of urban design in the relations to otherness within the public space. Usin...
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UMR 1563 « Ambiances Architectures Urbanités »
2014-07-01
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| description | This paper examines some effects of social regulation induced by regeneration policy. Based on the case study of a sports room designed in Brussels as part of a regeneration device, it highlights the role played by this kind of urban design in the relations to otherness within the public space. Using the concept of « forming » (Chelkoff), it particularly shows how some features of the building are made salient to the perception and thus influence the relationship to shared space and its users. Beyond the local case, it defends the general assumption that regeneration policy may contribute through urban design to the deployment or the narrowing of the intimacy sphere for social groups concerned and doing so, it influences the power relations at this level of experience. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-3a0929548a1b4dbd8985d8d9c099001e2025-01-13T16:06:06ZfraUMR 1563 « Ambiances Architectures Urbanités »Ambiances2266-839X2014-07-0110.4000/ambiances.441L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intimeEmmanuelle LenelThis paper examines some effects of social regulation induced by regeneration policy. Based on the case study of a sports room designed in Brussels as part of a regeneration device, it highlights the role played by this kind of urban design in the relations to otherness within the public space. Using the concept of « forming » (Chelkoff), it particularly shows how some features of the building are made salient to the perception and thus influence the relationship to shared space and its users. Beyond the local case, it defends the general assumption that regeneration policy may contribute through urban design to the deployment or the narrowing of the intimacy sphere for social groups concerned and doing so, it influences the power relations at this level of experience.https://journals.openedition.org/ambiances/441regenerationurban designpublic spaceothernessintimacypower relations |
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| title | L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime |
| title_full | L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime |
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| title_full_unstemmed | L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime |
| title_short | L’espace public “revitalisé” comme gouvernance de l’intime |
| title_sort | l espace public revitalise comme gouvernance de l intime |
| topic | regeneration urban design public space otherness intimacy power relations |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/ambiances/441 |
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