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infrastructural urbanism: a standalone construct

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Urban design

the approach, from Allen, of designing urban infrastructure as open frameworks that direct and support future, unplanned uses.

In urban design, infrastructural urbanism refers to the approach, from Allen, of designing urban infrastructure as open frameworks that direct and support future, unplanned uses. This meaning comes from Allen (1999) in Points + lines: diagrams and projects for the city.[1]

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Allen, S. (1999). Points + lines: diagrams and projects for the city. Princeton Architectural Press. ISBN 9781568981550

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