Quentin Stevens

Publications

• Temporary and Tactical Urbanism
• Throwntogether spaces: disassembling ‘city beaches’
• The Influences of Formally-Planned Urban Morphology on Home-Based Economic Opportunities and the Economically-Driven Self-Organisation of Urban Form
• Designing for difficulty: agonistic urban design
• Shaping Seoul’s memories: the co-evolution of memorials, national identity, democracy and urban space in South Korea’s capital city
• The influence of organic urban morphologies on opportunities for home-based businesses within inner-city districts in Hanoi, Vietnam
• Must Zhongzheng fall?
• Cities and Memory: A history of the role of memorials in urban design from the Renaissance to Canberra
• Emerging Knowledge at the Intersection of Public Space Design and Social Cohesion
• Public Space Design and Social Cohesion: An International Comparison
• From mixing with strangers to collective placemaking: existing theories, policies and practices around social cohesion in public space design
• The playful parklet: a research report for the City of Stonnington
• Ich warte auf Frieden
• Temporary and Tactical Urbanism in Australia: A Review of Current Practice, Policy and Practitioner Perspectives
• Temporariness Takes Command: How Temporary Urbanism Re-Assembles the City
• Introduction
• Futures
• Assemblage
• Temporality
• Creativity
• Definitions
• Interests
• Practice
• Memorials, public space, and urban design
• Discovering the playful affordances of urban spaces
• City Beaches: Enlivening Marginal Spaces in Germany
• From ‘pop-up’ to permanent: Temporary urbanism as an emerging mode of strategic open-space planning
• Activating Urban Waterfronts
• Young Residents’ Perceptions of Windhoek’s Streetscapes
• How do open space characteristics influence open space use? A study of Melbourne’s Southbank Promenade
• Decision-making processes for public memorials in Seoul: How well do they reflect and contribute to South Korea’s democracy?
• A comparative study of configuration and morphology of Chinatowns
• Temporality
• Throwntogether spaces: Disassembling 'urban beaches'
• The influences of formally-planned urban morphology on home-based economic opportunities and the economically-driven self-organisation of urban form
• Mapping and measuring spatial connectivity of the pathways to home-based businesses within informal urban contexts
• Temporary and Tactical Urbanism in Australia: Perspectives from Practice
• Mapping the character of urban districts: The morphology, land use and visual character of Chinatowns
• The Uncanny Capital: Mapping the Historical Spatial Evolution of Windhoek
• The evolution of pathways linking main streets and marketplaces to home-based business locations in Hanoi, Vietnam
• Understanding the capacities of urban street spaces by mapping Melbourne’s parklets
• Designing for possibility in public space: affordance, assemblage, and ANT
• The contested value of parklets
• Geographies of Encounter, Public Space, and Social Cohesion: Reviewing Knowledge at the Intersection of Social Sciences and Built Environment Disciplines
• Playful, portable, pliable interventions into street spaces: deploying a ‘playful parklet’ across Melbourne’s suburbs
• European public space projects with social cohesion in mind: symbolic, programmatic and minimalist approaches
• Urban Play as Catalyst for Social Wellbeing Post-Pandemic
• Taking Play Seriously in Urban Design: The Evolution of Barcelona’s Superblocks
• Post-COVID POPSs: Potential of Privately-Owned Public Spaces for City Reactivation in Post-Pandemic Times
• Displaced Memories: Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya
• The german city beach as a new approach to waterfront development
• Contrasting Global Imagery to Local Realities in the Postcolonial Waterfronts of Malaysia’s Capital Cities
• Counter-monuments: the anti-monumental and the dialogic
• Sandpit urbanism
• Temporary uses of urban spaces: How are they understood as ‘creative’?
• Pop-ups and Public Interests: Agile Public Space in the Neoliberal City
• Play
• Exploring how Urban Waterfronts can Encourage Visitors’ Active Engagement with Water Through a Temporary Design Installation
• Memorial Planning in Berlin, London and New York
• A Review of Melbourne’s Urban Design for People in the Last 30 Years
• Visitor Responses at Berlin's Holocaust Memorial: Contrary to Conventions, Expectations and Rules
• Public Space as lived
• Shaping moral landscapes: comparing the regulation of public memorials in democratic capitals
• The Future is Open to the Past: Public Memorials in Evolving Urban Landscapes
• Managing Public Memorials
• Characterising Germanyʼs artificial ʻcity beachesʼ: distribution, type and design
• ʼ56 after ʼ89: Re-commemorating Hungarian history after the fall of Communism
• Contested Decision Making in Commemorative Planning and Regulation
• The Planning of Commemorative Works in Canberra: On Death and Sublation
• Kevin Lynch
• Affective atmospheres
• Lively Exchanges
• Unbestimmte Bedeutungen, unbestimmte Nutzungen: Die Minimalist Ästhetik des Mahnmals für die ermordeten Juden Europas in Berlin
• Dialogues about national identity: recent memorials in democratic capitals
• Creative Milieux
• Planning Canberra's Memorial Landscape
• Transforming urban waterfronts: Fixity and flow
• The Uses of Art in Public Space
• Memorials as spaces of engagement: Design, use and meaning
• 'Broken' public spaces in theory and in practice
• Europe's city beaches as post-Fordist placemaking
• The ergonomics of public art
• Counter-monuments: The anti-monumental and the dialogic
• Pop-ups and public interests: Agile public space in the neoliberal city
• Masterplanning public memorials: an historical comparison of Washington, Ottawa and Canberra
• Urban Festivals and Local Social Space
• Public space as lived
• Debates around cultural re-imaging and culture-led urban regeneration: The politics of two festivals in Gwangju and Glasgow
• The art of knowledge exchange in urban design
• Memories Come to the Surface: Pavement Memorials in Urban Public Spaces
• Creative Milieux: How Urban Design Nurtures Creative Clusters
• Memorial planning in London
• How culture and economy meet in south korea: The politics of cultural economy in culture-led urban regeneration
• Space for debate
• Vague recollections: Obscurity and uncertainty in contemporary public memorials
• Conclusion: Patterns of persistence, trajectories of change
• Framing art and its uses in public space
• Public space as lived
• Anzac atmospheres
• Conclusion: Patterns of persistence, trajectories of change
• Artificial waterfronts
• The design of urban waterfronts: A critique of two Australian 'Southbanks'
• The Colonisation of Antarctica
• Celebrating Discord: Arata Isozaki's Library, Humanities and Administration Building at Bond University, Queensland
• Modern Colonialism in Antarctica: The Coldest Battlefield of the Cold War
• Betwixt and between building thresholds, liminality and public space
• Metropolis on Ice: A Colonial Settlement in Antarctica
• The Dialectics of Urban Play
• Situationist City
• Play in Urban Public Spaces; The Case of Stairs
• Vague recollections: a history of abstract public memorials
• Nothing more than feelings: abstract memorials
• Urban Public Space as a Field of Play
• Living in the Cold Light of Reason: Colonial Settlements in Antarctica
• Testing the Limits: Building Thresholds and Urban Liminality
• Australian waterfronts: Improving our edge
• Play and the Production of Meaning in an Urban Landscape
• Social Play in Urban Public Spaces
• Why Berlin’s Holocaust memorial is such a popular playground
• The Ludic city: Exploring the potential of public spaces
• Design codes: their use and potential
• Loose space: Possibility and diversity in urban life
• Appropriating the spectacle: Play and politics in a leisure landscape
• Situationist City
• Design Coding in Practice: An Evaluation
• Urban escapades: Play in Melbourne’s public spaces
• Cosmopolitan urbanism - Edited by Jon Binnie, Julian Holloway, Steven Millington and Craig Young
• Publication Reviews
• Book Reviews
• Nothing more than feelings: Abstract memorials
• Cold colonies: Antarctic spatialities at Mawson and McMurdo stations
• The shape of urban experience: A reevaluation of Lynch's five elements
• Situationist City
• Tying down loose space
• How Good are Parklets? - colour figures
• Regulation and Freedom on Europe's "City Beaches"
• The dialectics of urban play
• A Critical Review of the Literature on Privately Owned Public Spaces: From Intrinsic Critiques to Systematic Assessment
• Ideology in urban design from cosmic theories to DIY