Life between buildings: using public space by Jan Gehl (extract)
LIFE BETWEEN BUILDINGSUsing Public SpaceJan GehlTranslated by Jo KochArkitektens Forlag - The Danish Architectural Press |
| Foreword by Ralph Erskine |
| Acknowledgements |
| Preface |
| Three Types of Outdoor Activities |
| Life Between Buildings |
| Outdoor Activities and Quality of Outdoor Space |
| Outdoor Activities and Architectural Trends |
| Life Between Buildings - in Current Social Situations |
2. Prerequisites For Planning
| Processes and Projects |
| Senses, Communication, and Dimensions |
| Life Between Buildings - A Process |
3. To Assemble Or Disperse: City and Site Planning
| To Assemble or Disperse |
| To Integrate or Segregate |
| To Invite or Repel |
| To Open Up or Close In |
4. Spaces For Walking, Places For Staying: Detail Planning
| Spaces for Walking - Places For Staying |
| Walking |
| Standing |
| Sitting |
| Seeing, Hearing, and Talking |
| A Pleasant Place In Every Respect |
| Soft Edges |
| Bibliography |
| Illustration Credit |
