Imparting City: Methods and Tools for Collaborative Planning

Collective Urban Planning in Research, Teaching and Practice

This practice orientated handbook aims at all urban actors wishing to
develop and realise complex urban planning concepts. It sets out a
series of techniques, methods and process models that range from
analytical approaches and concept strategies to the creation of
participatory projects.

Creative open-ended experiments have
been proven as effective academic practice driven methods within applied
participatory urban mediation. The book proposes a method-catalogue of
immediately realisable approaches for experimental urban research as
part of a design and planning procedure within education and practice.

• Cross-disciplinary methods and working methods for urban planning
• Case studies from Berlin, Düsseldorf, Cologne, London, Madrid and Wuppertal
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  Foreword Barbara-Ann Campbell-Lange and contributions by Theo Lorenz,
  Mohamed Fezazi, Alexia Radounikli and Vera San Payo de Lemos