Program (Download PDF) Saturday, February 12 Border Dialectics Transcultural City Building in the Borderlands. Caitlin Cahill, City University of New York ‘We are the Fruit Bowl:’ Place, Cultural Identity and Social Ties among Immigrant Residents in Public Housing. Lynne Manzo, University of Washington Boundary Dialectics and Spatial Narratives of Cultural Ecotones – Surveying the Cultural Niches of Keelung’s Hoping Island. Min Jay Kang, National Taiwan University Placemaking by Others Interpreting Muslim Chicago: Reading the Physical Spaces of Devon Avenue, Chicago. Arijit Sen, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee The Korean Diaspora in Philippine Cities – Amalgamation or Invasion? José Edgardo Gomez, Jr., University of Philippines
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Tracing the Ethos of the Sino-Burmese in the Urban Fabric of Yangon (Rangoon), Burma. Jayde Lin Roberts, University of Washington Ideologia y Los de Abajo (Ideology and The Underdogs): Two Cultures of Sustainability Within the Present City of Las Vegas. Daniel Ortega, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Placemaking at the Margins From a Marginalized Chinatown to an Asianized Global Village: A Case Study of the Socio-spatial Transformations in Kampung Kanthan in the Perak Region of Malaysia. Shenglin Elijah Chang and Yenchew Foo, National Taiwan University Placing Sovereignty in the Hiatus of Urban Landscape: Case Study of Little Indonesia in The Brick Door: Perypheralization and Other Roman Stories. Lorenzo Rinelli, University of Hawai’I
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Transcultural Public Space Placemaking as a Right to the City: Brazilian Restaurants in Tokyo & Cosmopolitan Practices. Vera Zambonelli, University of Hawai’I The Transcultural Production of Space: Making “Little Shanghai” in Sydney. Duanfang Lu, University of Sydney Reception of Public Space by Newly Arrived Persons from Chinese Mainland and Local Residents of Hong Kong. Kin Wai Michael Siu, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Landscapes of Difference: Race and Ethnic Diversity and the Changing Form of Suburbia. Willow Lung Amam, University of California, Berkeley Sunday, February 13 Space of Engagement From a Neighborhood of Strangers to a Political Community of Fate: The Case of Market Creek Plaza. Michael Rios, University of California, Davis
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Creating Political and Social Spaces for Immigrant Integration: A Case Study. Trinh Mai and Kimberly Schmit, University of Utah Urban Agriculture As Agro-Cultural Producer. Adam Prince, San Francisco Art Institute Children should be the Architects and Planners of Our 21st Century Cities. Alex Gilliam, Public Workshop Space of Negotiation 17th and South Jackson: Relocating CASA Latina and Navigating Cultural Crossroads in Seattle. Pam Emerson and Jeff Hou, University of Washington Space of Sociality in Multi-ethnic Ethnoscapes: Cambodia Town Neighborhood, Long Beach, California. Felicity Hwee-Hwa Chan, University of Southern California The Death and Life of Jian-Cheng Circle: An Inclusive Local Place Versus Exclusive Global Modernity. Chin-Wei Chang and Chu-Joe Hsia, National Taiwan University
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Medium of Understanding Everyday Places that Connect Disparate Homelands: a Methodology of Remembering through the City. Clare Rishbeth, University of Sheffield The Spatial Context of Physical Activity of Latino Children: A Lancaster Case Study. Mallika Bose and Kirk Dimond, Pennsylvania State University Learning from “Open Space Honduras”: Can International Service Learning Help Develop Culturally Competent Urban Designers? Samuel Dennis, Jr., University of Wisconsin, Madison Our Sawah: Developing Cross-cultural Proficiencies through Participatory Filmmaking. Kevin Thompson, University of Florida |