May 19 2009

Debunk

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Please define irreverently yet truthfully


Accessibility

Anthropological vs Sociological:

Architectural vs Artistic:

Area (geography?) vs Zone (geography? architecture? planning?):

Bibliographic review:

Cause vs Effect:

Centrality (urban):

Citizens:

City/Town:

Climate Change:

Climate Proof: (Netherlands approach)

Climate Resiliance (NYC approach)

Coherent vs Useful:

Complex vs Complicated:

Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science (is if fair to debunk Bucky?)

Consensus Building vs Participation:

Design (urban interventions):

Design (policy making):

District vs Estate/Pole (industrial):

Economic vs Financial:

Empirical research:

Evolution vs Growth (urban):

Form/shape vs Structure (urban):

Infrastructure:

Integration vs Interaction (processes):

Interview (qualitative vs quantitative?):

Land-use:

Macro-sociological vs Micro-sociological:

Management (within urban planning):

Mathematical vs Rational(e):

Metabolism (urban):

Method:

Methodology:

Metropolitan area:

Metropolitan region:

Mobility (urban):

Model (projecting):

Model (socio-economic analysis):

Mono-centric (provide examples):

Multi-centric (provide examples):

Paradigm:

Planner (urban):

Plan/Planning (spatial):

Policy vs Politics:

Policy making:

Poly-centric (provide examples):

“Predict & provide” vs other forecasts (like weather forecast) [this is not a joke!]:

Pro-active vs Re-active:

Process (planning) – (please provide detailed examples):

Programs (within urban planning):

Projecting:

Qualitative (provide examples):

Quantitative (provide examples):

Questionnaires (types):

Regeneration (urban):

Rehabilitation (urban):

Resilience (?):

Revitalization (urban):

Sample (statistic):

Science/scientific/scientist:

Scouting:

Space vs Time:

Spatial:

Stakeholders:

Strategy (planning):

Sustainable vs Affordable:

System:

Technique/technical/technician:

Territory:

Tool (instrument) vs Goal (objective):

Type:

Typology:

Zoning:

2 responses so far

2 Responses to “Debunk”

  1. Rexon 19 May 2009 at 2:49 PM

    Stakeholder (n), 1. label, defines a person without the equity sufficient to leverage or manage a physical change process. See: Looser

  2. Rexon 24 Sep 2010 at 1:43 PM

    Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science?

    When it comes to managing urban growth and land use, the police powers invested in inclusive and preventative urban planning are seriously undeveloped. The fear is these powers inhibit investment, but the truth of the matter lies within the completely defensive aim of knowledge, the primary purpose of which is to secure proprietary wealth. The demand on the one who must “beware” is therefore the buyer.

    The invalidation of the “caveat emptor” rule is widely recognized and there are good economic reasons for this, but the one word answer is globalization. Leaping into places in very short periods, especially those attempting to be ahead of their time is the story of marketing. Buckminster Fuller liked getting people to peer into these kinds of windows. He well known for illustrating a seamless join of architecture and science. He was one of the first to do so, calling it, “comprehensive anticipatory design science” as if it meant something less jargonistic and of course it does, but not in the sense that he wanted.

    Bucky’s world offered the opportunity to establish a “modern life” through industrial design. More accurately, he marks the beginning of human material consumption at levels that have become so great that it may be impossible to stop. It is expressed as an annual consumption of “earths” that human consume that are beyond its replacement capacity. Bucky’s architecture clouds his more important legacy. It is that of a planner who discovered the power of inclusion and prediction. When asked if he would to go on a space ship he replied no, he was already on one and he called it “the world game”.

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