Patterned justice
Subtitle: design languages for a just Pittsburgh
By: edited by Toni L. Griffin, Laura Greenberg, Laier-Rayshon Smith
Publisher: Just City Lab at Harvard Graduate School of Design
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
ISBN-13: 9781714990702
Subjects: City planning; Moral and ethical aspects; Interviews; Urban policy; Social justice
Description: "Patterned justice: design languages for a just Pittsburgh was a 2019 design studio at the Harvard Graduate School of Design ... The studio's core objective was to interrogate and advance socio-spatial justice through design and planning "pattern-making" in four Pittsburgh neighborhood areas ..." -- Page 9.
Table of contents: title: Chapter 2. Pittsburgh and patterns of injustice: Beechview, conversations with Colleen Cain and Monica Ruiz; title: East Liberty / Garfield, conversations with Janera Solomon, Darrell Kinsel and Rick Swartz; title: Hazelwood, a conversation with Kris DiPietro and Jourdan Hicks; title: Middle Hill District, a conversation with Father Paul Abernathy and Tyian Battle. Chapter 3. A just methodology for pattern-making: A pattern language and the Just City Index. Chapter 4. Pattern languages for a just Pittsburgh: In the space of the public; title: Neighborhood change; title: Mind, body, and soul.