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Season IV / Episode 2: Concrete Molds—the Architecture of Control

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Isabelle welcomes Dr. Tim Cunningham in this episode. A social justice advocate and urban design specialist, author of 'Human Rights and the Architecture of Conflict' (forthcoming) and Visiting Assistant Professor at Pratt Institute, Tim is based in New Jersey.

We discuss the deliberate use of urban planning and architecture as tools for controlling marginalized communities both historically and in the present day.

As we trace historical patterns of segregation through infrastructural designs, leading to socio-economic and cultural isolation, we move on to recent promising developments and successful alternatives to create cities for greater inclusion and wellbeing.

00:00 Introduction: The Impact of Urban Design on Communities

00:10 Comparative Analysis: Belfast and the United States

01:04 Personal Experiences in a Militarized Environment

02:59 Human Rights Work and Employment Discrimination

04:04 Urban Planning and Socioeconomic Inequality

06:14 The Role of Architecture in Social Control

07:49 Discovering Evidence of Deliberate Urban Design

15:52 The Legacy of Urban Design in Belfast

22:36 Modern Examples of Urban Design and Social Impact

26:00 Progressive Initiatives and Future Solutions

34:55 Challenges and Hope for Inclusive Urban Design

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Isabelle welcomes Dr. Tim Cunningham in this episode. A social justice advocate and urban design specialist, author of 'Human Rights and the Architecture of Conflict' (forthcoming) and Visiting Assistant Professor at Pratt Institute, Tim is based in New Jersey.

We discuss the deliberate use of urban planning and architecture as tools for controlling marginalized communities both historically and in the present day.

As we trace historical patterns of segregation through infrastructural designs, leading to socio-economic and cultural isolation, we move on to recent promising developments and successful alternatives to create cities for greater inclusion and wellbeing.

00:00 Introduction: The Impact of Urban Design on Communities

00:10 Comparative Analysis: Belfast and the United States

01:04 Personal Experiences in a Militarized Environment

02:59 Human Rights Work and Employment Discrimination

04:04 Urban Planning and Socioeconomic Inequality

06:14 The Role of Architecture in Social Control

07:49 Discovering Evidence of Deliberate Urban Design

15:52 The Legacy of Urban Design in Belfast

22:36 Modern Examples of Urban Design and Social Impact

26:00 Progressive Initiatives and Future Solutions

34:55 Challenges and Hope for Inclusive Urban Design

  continue reading

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