Title & Author:

Social value in architecture / guest-edited by Flora Samuel and Eli Hatleskog ; contibutors, Nicola Bacon [and many others].

Publication:

Oxford : John Wiley & Sons, 2020.

Description:

136 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm

Series:

Profile ; no. 266
Architectural design ; vol. 90, 04

Notes:
"July/August 2020."
Includes bibliographical references.
Why social value / Flora Samuel and Eli Hatleskog -- Design for impact: measuring architecture's social value in the United States / Karen Kubey -- Documenting value creation: a business opportunity for architects, their clients and society / Peter Andreas Sattrup -- Resilience value in the face of climate change / Doina Petrescue and Constantin Petcou -- New infrastructure for communities who want to build / Irena Bauman and Kerry Harker -- Engender the confidence to demand better: the value of architects in community asset transfers / Mhairi McVicar -- Mapping eco-social assets / Eli Hatleskog -- Changing patterns of resilience: exploring the local / Nicola Bacon and Paul Goodship -- Greenkeeper: establishing the full value of green / Jenni Montgomery -- High science and low technology for sustainable rural development / Li Wan and Edward Ng -- Architecture from the ground up: designing and delivering social value in Southern India / Jateen Lad -- In the eye of the beholder / Cristina Garduño Freeman -- Reframing social value in 20th-century conservation / Aoibheann Ni Mhearáin and Tara Kennedy -- Mapping gendered infrastructures: critical reflections on violence against women in India / Ayona Datta and Nabeela Ahmed -- The house as ancestor: a tale of Māori social value / Anthony Hoete -- Walk with us: the architecture of reconciliation / Mat Hinds -- Against a convenient mediocrity / Neil Spiller.

Summary:

This groundbreaking edition of AD brings together a range of global expertise on social value, exploring its potential for demonstrating the positive impact of both architecture and architects on homes and communities in terms of social justice, sustainablility and wellbeing. There has been a recent groundswell of interest in the mapping and measuring of social value caused by developments in legislation and planning, as well as a revival of interest in the ethical dimensions of architectural practice. Not only do architects promote wellbeing through the development of carefully conceived and appropriate designs, they can also add social value through the processes of consultation, visioning, briefing, co-design, co-creation, user manuals, soft landings (helping people to make the most of their buildings in use) and post-occupancy evaluation. These are, however, poorly recognised aspects of an architect's role. We live in an audit culture where organisational performance is measured against predetermined targets. Unfortunately, the focus of architectural practice is generally on the financial cost of what it does in the short term rather than its long-term social value, arguably its market niche. This AD posits that the mapping and measuring of social value provides a real opportunity for the architectural profession to make its key contribution heard.

ISBN:

9781119576440
111957644X (hardcover)

Subject:

Architecture and society.
Architectural design.
Architecture, Modern 21st century.
Architecture et société.
Design architectural.
Architecture 21e siècle.
Architecture, Modern
Architekt
Architektur
Gesellschaft
Soziale Verantwortung
Wert

Added entries:

Samuel, Flora, editor, contributor.
Hatleskog, Eli, editor, contributor.
Kubey, Karen, contributor.
Sattrup, Peter Andreas, contributor.
Petrescu, Doina, contributor.
Petcou, Constantin, contributor.
Bauman, Irena, 1956- contributor.
Harker, Kerry, contributor.
McVicar, Mhairi, contributor.
Bacon, Nicola, contributor.
Ng, Edward, contributor.
Freeman, Cristina Garduño, contributor.
Datta, Ayona, contributor.
Ahmed, Nabeela, contributor.
Hoete, Anthony, contributor.
Spiller, Neil, contributor.
Samuel, Flora editor.
Hatleskog, Eli, editor
Profile (Chichester, England) ; no. 266.
Architectural design (London, England : 1971) ; v. 90, no. 4.

Holdings:

Location: Library main periodicals 308623
Call No.: W.A755
Copy: v. 90, 04 (July/Aug. 2020)
Status: Available