دانلود کتاب Shopping Towns Europe: Commercial Collectivity and the Architecture of the Shopping Centre, 1945–1975

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Cover\nContents\nNotes on contributors\nShopping towns Europe, 1945–1975Janina Gosseye and Tom Avermaete\nPart 1 Urbanism harnessing the consumption‑juggernaut: Shopping centres and urban (re)development\n 1 Shopping à l’américaine Kenny Cupers\n 2 The 1960s shopping centre grid of Helsinki: A framework for future development Juhana Lahti\n 3 Shopping centres as catalysts for new multifunctional urban centralities: The case of two shopping centres around Brussels Yannick Vanhaelen and Géry Leloutre\n 4 The Lijnbaan in Rotterdam: A sound urban form against city disruption Dirk van den Heuvel\n 5 Displays of modernity: The urban restructuring of post-1963 Skopje Jasna Mariotti\nPart 2 Constructing consumer-citizens: Shopping centres shaping commercial collectivity\n 6 Miracles and ruins, citizens and shoppers: Frankfurt 1963 Inderbir Singh Riar\n 7 Collectivity in the prison of plenty: The French commercial centres by Claude Parent, 1967–1971 Tom Avermaete\n 8 Hello, consumer! Skärholmen Centre from the Million Programme to the mall Jennifer Mack\n 9 Milton Keynes’ Centre: The apotheosis of the British post-war consensus or, the apostle of neo-liberalism? Janina Gosseye\n 10 Shopping as a part of a political agenda: The emergence and development of the shopping centre in socialist Croatia, 1960–1980 Sanja Matijevic´ Barcˇot and Ana Grgic´\n 11 Unico Prezzo Italiano: Corporate consumption and retail architecture in post-war Italy Daniele Vadala’\nPart 3 Shifting forms of shopping: Between dense and tall and the low-slung (suburban) shopping mall\n 12 The creation of civic identity in post-war corporate architecture: Marcel Breuer’s Bijenkorf in Rotterdam, 1953–1957 Evangelia Tsilika\n 13 The shopping centre comes to Germany: Frankfurt’s Main-Taunus-Zentrum at the crossroads of mass-motorization and retail economics Steffen de Rudder\n 14 Built for mass consumption: Shopping centres in West Germany’s boom years Olaf Gisbertz\n 15 The drive to modernize: Remodelling Birmingham city centre, 1945–1965 Jo Lintonbon\n 16 Malls and commercial planning policies in a compact city: The case of Barcelona Nadia Fava and Manuel Guàrdia\nIndex