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everyday urbanism: a standalone construct

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Urban design

an urban design approach that takes ordinary, informal daily life and its spaces as the basis for design.

In urban design, everyday urbanism refers to an urban design approach that takes ordinary, informal daily life and its spaces as the basis for design. This meaning comes from Chase (1999) in Everyday urbanism.[1]

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  1. Chase, J., Crawford, M., & Kaliski, J. (1999). Everyday urbanism. Monacelli. ISBN 9781885254818

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