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Is gentrification necessary for urban renewal? To what extent is it a natural course of events, and to what extent is it being induced? The process of transforming a low-income neighborhood into a middle-class enclave, often driven by members of the creative classes, used to start from the bottom, as seen in run-down parts of London and New York. It has since been discovered by the market, and developers now look to lure creative industries and cultural facilities as top-down mechanisms to kick-start the process. This issue of the architectural journal OASE explores the theoretical background of the gentrification phenomenon from perspectives including the visual arts, cultural history, economics, landscape and urban design and sociology. It also includes case studies on London, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Vienna.
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David A. Garcia
This publication emerges from ‘Architecture and Extreme Environments’, a master’s programme at the Royal Danish Academy that aims to generate a positive impact on the issues our world faces today. Through a site-specific approach, the programme responds to present and future global challenges through research by design, fine-tuned and site-specific strategies, and active fieldwork in remote locations around the world. The book compiles fieldwork investigations, personal and student work, reflective, methodical and personal essays and finally a summary of the MAP Publication issues to date. A selection of these MAP publications will also be reissued and independently available alongside the book.
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