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Theme V.2 Navigating and Understanding Vernacular Landscapes in Global Cities: Everyday Practices, Commodification and Contestation

Saturday, July 19, 2014: 12:30 PM-2:20 PM
Room: 311+312
RC21 Regional and Urban Development (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:
Heide IMAI, Hosei University Tokyo, Japan
380.1
The White Building: Integration or Commodification of East-London Culture? (Oral Presentation)
Francesca WEBER-NEWTH, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom

380.2
Contesting Imaginaries: New Urban Spaces of Xi'an (Oral Presentation)
Yujie ZHU, Cluster of Asia and Europe in Global Context, Germany

380.3
Incorporation of Urban Differences in the Tokyo Metropolitan Complex (Oral Presentation)
Naomi Clara HANAKATA, Federal Institute of Technology, Singapore

380.4
Between Market, Art and Politics: The Different Ways of Ressignification of the Old Industrial Spaces in the City of São Paulo (Oral Presentation)
Verônica SALES PEREIRA, Unesp, Brazil

380.5
The Place of Community Practices in City Heritage Projects (Oral Presentation)
K.C. HO, National University of Singapore, Singapore

380.6
The Motivations of the Opponents of a Social Memory Implant. the Re/Building of the Royal Castle in Poznań (2010-2014) (Distributed Paper)
Łukasz SKOCZYLAS, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland

380.7
Historic Preservation of Significant Cultural Sites in Taipei- Comparing 2 Case Studies in the Aspect of Cultural Heritage Management (Distributed Paper)
Chia-Ling TIEN, University of Tokyo, Japan

380.8
Branding of an Industrial Heritage and Practice of Local People: The Case Study of Gunkan-Jima (Distributed Paper)
Shisei KIMURA, Konan Women's University, Japan

380.9
Urban Cultural Strategy and Japanese Animation in Nerima (Distributed Paper)
Ryota KANAZAWA, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan

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