Place making and large estates: theory and practice

Abstract

This chapter discusses the concept of place making in relation to large estates. It proposes an analytical framework for assessing the process of place making in large estates and considers the transition from the post-war socioeconomic paradigm in which such estates were conceived. The chapter introduces the concept of collaborative planning and elaborates on the communicative-planning theory that is often used to interpret the role of place making.

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