Life Between Buildings Using Public Space
“Life Between Buildings: Using Public Space” by Jan Gehl is a significant work published by Van Nostrand Reinhold in 1987. This 3rd Printing edition consists of 202 pages and is presented in English. The book emphasizes the importance of designing urban public spaces with a focus on the fundamental desires of people, outlining essential elements that enhance enjoyment in these areas.
Readers will find a thorough exploration of how public spaces can be shaped to meet human needs, regardless of changing architectural trends. Gehl discusses the enduring aspects of urban design that contribute to the vibrancy of life between buildings, making this text relevant for those interested in architecture and public space. The insights provided aim to inform and inspire better practices in urban planning and design.
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“Life Between Buildings is Jan Gehl’s classic text on the importance of designing urban public space with the fundamental desires of people as guiding principles. The book describes essential elements that contribute to people’s enjoyment of spaces in the public realm. These elements remain remarkably constant even as architectural styles go in and out of fashion and the character of the ‘life between buildings’ changes”–Amazon.com.
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