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Streets as Platforms of Public Life
Streets are emerging as vibrant platforms of public life. While mobility continues to be the dominant function of these spaces, streets are being reconfigured by various stakeholders to promote multifunctional benefits, including socialisation and inclusion, play and rest, political action…
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Reclaiming Public Space Through Governance Transformation: The Case of Piazze Aperte, Milan
This article examines Piazze Aperte—the tactical urbanism programme promoted by the Municipality of Milan—as a policy device that reconfigures how streets can be reclaimed, governed, and collectively used. Drawing on three strands of urban theory—tactical urbanism, temporary uses, and collaborative…
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From Survival to Solidarity: Reclaiming Santiago’s Streets and Plazas Through Food, Care, and Collective Resistance in Ollas Comunes
Lefebvre conceptualises streets as spaces imbued with political meaning, where mobility, everyday life, and resistance dynamically converge. This conceptualisation was vividly manifested during the 2019 social revolt in Santiago, Chile, when citizens appropriated streets and plazas as territories…
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The Social Zipper: Redefining the Role of Streets in Disadvantaged Housing Estates
Danish postwar non‐profit housing estates reflect the rise of the welfare state by providing quality housing for all, regardless of income. Typically built on the outskirts of cities, these estates were shaped by modernist ideals of traffic separation and functional zoning. Today, several states…
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Experimental Logics of Street Transformations
Street experiments are proliferating in cities worldwide and have emerged as an approach to transform urban mobility and public space. Previous research attests to the broad spectrum of street experimentation and its variety of stakeholders, aims, methods, and impacts. In this article, we probe…
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Elevating Informality: Street Vending, Design Politics, and the Remaking of Public Space in Bandung
Teras Cihempelas, an elevated pedestrian walkway in Bandung, Indonesia, presents a unique case of integrating informal street vending into formal urban infrastructure. Designed under former mayor and architect Ridwan Kamil, this project sought to both accommodate and regulate informal traders while…
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“Can She Handle It?” Women Delivery Drivers and the Gendered Politics of Hanoi’s Streets
On Hanoi’s crowded streets, women app‐based motorbike delivery drivers carve out precarious yet essential roles in the city’s mobility landscape. In this article we examine these drivers’ everyday experiences, highlighting the gendered challenges they face in a profession still widely…
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Regenerating Urban Areas in Japanese Cities With a Nod to Sustainability
This editorial introduces the thematic issue on Sustainable Urban Regeneration in Japan. It presents our original motivations, the gaps we attempted to fill with the call for contributions, our take on sustainable urban regeneration, and the main highlights of the published articles. Our takeaways…
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Sustainable Commercial Urbanism in Japan: Hiroshima’s Shopping Anatomy
Commercial inner‐city areas in many Japanese cities and towns have experienced urban decline due to changes in the country’s retail system and suburbanization processes. Commercial urbanism attempts at regenerating those areas have included the creation of arcades covering relatively central…
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The Realities and Challenges of Residential Management in Detached Housing Areas in Japan
This study focuses on case studies in Japan where proactive efforts are being made to address residential management challenges in detached housing areas. The objective is to analyze how these initiatives should be institutionally and socially supported and promoted. In Japan, large‐scale…
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Differential Inclusion and the Socio‐Ecological Superdiversification of Tokyo
While the Chicago School laid the groundwork for conceiving cities as ecological systems, contemporary socio‐ecological urban studies offer a more nuanced, sustainability‐oriented framework that incorporates critical perspectives on migration, inequality, and power. Within this expanded framework…
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The Regeneration of Commercial Spaces in the Urban Centres of Japanese Local Cities
This article examines urban regeneration in Takamatsu and Tatsuno. It reconsiders commercial spaces in urban centres in Japanese planning and architectural culture during the demographic transition. Our study shows the evolution and differences between the two main approaches to addressing the ways…
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Undertrack (Re)Fill: Transforming Railway Infrastructure Into Community Spaces in Japan
In contrast to the notion of the “useless city,” Japan has long engaged in the practice of repurposing the spaces beneath railway and highway infrastructure for a variety of uses, including commerce, dining, nightlife, industrial storage, and, occasionally, residential functions. The concept of…
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Night‐Time Urbanism and Sustainable Regeneration: Play, Public Space, and Revitalisation in Tokyo and Melbourne
As cities navigate the challenges of commercial decline, suburbanisation, and demographic transition, night‐time urbanism has emerged as a critical yet underexplored dimension of sustainable urban regeneration. This article positions “night play” as both an analytical lens and a regenerative…
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Placemaking, Livability, and Revitalization in Tokyo: Lessons in Sustainable Urban Regeneration
The popular image of Tokyo is a megacity characterized by skyscrapers on one hand and by intricate, dense, and extensive neighborhood districts filled with micro‐entrepreneurs on the other. This article traces recent transformations in the city’s urban fabric that are rooted in post‐war…
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Transforming a Central Tokyo Park Into a Cutting‐Edge Commercial Complex: Miyashita Park, Shibuya
This study examines a case of urban renewal in Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s most prominent downtown areas, featuring Miyashita Park, a dilapidated 10,000‐square‐meter park that transformed into a modern commercial complex consisting of a multistory commercial building with a roof park and an 18‐story…
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Urban Futures in Times of Disruption
Overlapping crises and pervasive uncertainty make it profoundly difficult to think productively about the future. Navigating this landscape requires new conceptual frameworks to capture the nuances of current and future realities, including the productive potential within moments of rupture…
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Frontiers of Urban Resilience: Multi‐Hazard Risks and Nonlinear Recovery Pathways in a Conflict‐Exposed City
This research advances understanding of urban resilience amid polycrisis by analysing how continuous military violence interacts with pre‐existing urban vulnerabilities. Using Kherson (Ukraine) as a critical case, the research offers a unique lens on urban responses to unprecedented short‐term and…
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Found in Lostness: Community Visions for Multiple Future‐Making
The question of what becomes of urban future‐making when a city loses its institutional anchor has received insufficient scholarly attention. This article addresses this gap through the concept of lostness—developed here as an analytical alternative to deficit‐oriented frameworks such as shrinkage…
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The Future of World Heritage Cities: Heritage Governance and New Urban Commons
In cities with World Heritage status, considerable attention is devoted to officially designated heritage properties and their immediate surroundings. As a result, other heritage sites, particularly those located outside the protected zone, may be perceived as less significant and become vulnerable…