Bluefield Housing As Alternative Infill for the Suburbs.

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Place / Publishing House:Milton : : Taylor & Francis Group,, 2023.
Ã2024.
Year of Publication:2023
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (335 pages)
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Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Endorsement
  • Half Title
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Dedication
  • Table of Contents
  • Acknowledgements
  • How to Use this Book
  • Density Measures Defined
  • Existing Similar Models
  • Note
  • Introducing Bluefield Housing
  • What's Really Stopping Us?
  • Alternative Infill for the Suburbs
  • Both / And
  • Co-location, Shared Landscape, Flat Hierarchy
  • Why 'Bluefield': Extending the 'Colour' Field Nomenclature
  • A Housing Model for Older People?
  • On Sharing
  • A Unified Design Approach
  • Notes
  • Part 1
  • 1 Being 'Suburban'
  • A Necessary Generalism
  • A Hit With the Public
  • Suburban DNA: Houses as Building Blocks
  • Landscape: the Collateral Damage of Knock-Down-Rebuild
  • Contextualising Suburban Change
  • The Search for Amenable Low-Rise Densification Models
  • Notes
  • 2 An Appetite for New Forms of Suburban Living
  • Domestic Independence / Domestic Sharing
  • Multigenerational Living
  • Stories of Proactive Sharing
  • Cohousing and Pocket Neighbourhoods
  • Intentional Communities
  • Backyard Homes
  • Collaborative Housing Goals
  • Notes
  • 3 On Character and 'Fitting In'
  • The Rhetoric of Strategic Growth
  • Fear of the Known
  • Nothing to See Here . . .
  • Unintentional Monuments: the Character of Aesthetics
  • Nostalgia
  • Remembering the Past: the Character of Activity
  • Permission to Change
  • Unintended Hubris and Character Shaping
  • Notes
  • 4 Suburban Anomalies and Operations: Catalogues of Infill Opportunities
  • Suburban Scaffolds
  • Commonly Accepted Anomalies
  • A 1. Raised Fences
  • A 2. Extruded Verandahs
  • A 3. Side Pods
  • A 4. Rear Additions
  • A 5. Front Additions
  • Suburban Operations
  • SO 1. Rear Additions
  • SO 2. Side Pods
  • SO 3. Side Additions
  • SO 4. Front Additions
  • SO 5. Top Additions
  • SO 6. Yard Additions
  • SO 7. Side Additions (Double Allotments)
  • SO 8. Yard Arrangement.
  • Quality-in-my-backyard
  • Notes
  • Part 2
  • 5 From Green to Blue: A New Definition for Suburban Infill
  • The Greenfields
  • The Brownfields
  • The Greyfields
  • The Bluefields: a New Definition for Suburban Infill
  • Notes
  • 6 The Seven Principles of Bluefield Housing
  • Resilience, Sustainability, and Inclusivity Where It Is Needed
  • Principle 1 Facilitate Sharing
  • Principle 2 Ignore Lot Size and Yield, and Co-Locate to Avoid Land Division
  • Principle 3 Retain and Adapt the Lot's Original Housing
  • Principle 4 Leverage the Prevailing Pattern of Alterations and Additions
  • Principle 5 Create Housing in a Flat Hierarchy
  • Principle 6 Arrange Housing Around Shared Landscape in a Unified Design
  • Principle 7 Design for Social, Financial, and Environmental Sustainability
  • Social Sustainability
  • Financial Sustainability
  • Environmental Sustainability
  • Notes
  • 7 Lot-Level Design Tactics
  • Bugbears and Joys
  • Cars
  • Designing the Prosaics: Rubbish, Laundry, and Storage
  • Site Separation and Designed Interactions
  • Water-sensitive Design
  • Pets
  • Private and Public
  • Notes
  • 8 Design for Liveability and Sustainability
  • A Holistic Approach to Small Suburban Housing
  • Accessibility
  • Adaptability
  • Wall Space
  • Slack Space
  • Storage
  • Finding Space in Older Homes
  • Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change Resilience
  • Passive Strategies
  • Active Strategies
  • Notes
  • Part 3
  • 9 From Top-Down to Bottom-Up: A Deployable Model
  • Top-down Vs Bottom-Up
  • Design Methodology
  • Design Methods and Data
  • Lot Sizes
  • Site Area Per Dwelling
  • Detached House Arrangements
  • Housing Typology and Sizes
  • House Sizes
  • Site Coverage
  • Number of Storeys
  • Construction Types
  • Basements
  • Laneways
  • Car Parking
  • Fencing
  • Overlooking
  • Density Calculations
  • Building Codes
  • The Single Lot Studies.
  • The Double Lot Studies
  • The Multiple Lot Study
  • Imagining the Residents
  • Notes
  • 10 Single Allotments
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • Notes
  • 11 Double Allotments
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • 12 Multiple Allotments
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • Scenario
  • Part 4
  • 13 A New Normal: Leveraging Established Conditions
  • Building Our Way Out From the Inside
  • Similar, Not Different
  • What's So New?
  • Getting to YIMBY
  • Notes
  • 14 Carrots and Sticks: Incentivising Bluefield Housing
  • Development Potential
  • Give-and-take
  • Development Scorecards
  • Demonstration Projects, Standard Plans, and Toolkits
  • Brokerages and Grants
  • Tax Incentives
  • Short-term Rentals and Mixed-Use
  • Notes
  • 15 Financing, Operating, and Selling Bluefield Housing
  • The Patrons of Bluefield Housing
  • An Established Market
  • Borrowing for Bluefield Housing
  • Community Land Titling
  • Reversibility and Strategic Staging
  • Written Family Agreements and Residents Agreements
  • Becoming a Resident
  • Living in the Community
  • Leaving the Community
  • Notes
  • 16 Zoning Laws: Enabling Bluefield Housing
  • How Many Homes?
  • What's in a Name?
  • Land Management Agreements
  • The Zoning Principles of Bluefield Housing
  • Design Review: Quality Over Quantity
  • Coda
  • Notes
  • 17 The Value of the Diagram and Studies in Rooms
  • Communicating New Dwelling Forms
  • Bluefield Housing Design Exercises
  • Bluefield .exercise 1: Stuff
  • Task 1: Space Maps
  • Task 2: Dual Spaces
  • Task 3: Catalogue
  • 'Stuff' Extension Task: Enclosure
  • Bluefield .exercise 2: Porous Rooms
  • Notes
  • 18 Backgrounding Design Studies: A 'Designerly' Way of Seeing
  • Seeing the Familiar With New Eyes
  • Bluefield .exercise 3: Grid Block
  • Bluefield .exercise 4: The Block Apartment
  • Notes
  • 19 Generative Design Studies for Bluefield Housing.
  • Outward Communication Studies
  • Bluefield .exercise 5: Seven Design Tactics
  • Bluefield .exercise 6: Algebraic Siting Strategies
  • Task 1: Volume
  • Task 2: Diversity
  • Task 3: Flexibility and Mixed-Use
  • Task 4: Intensification
  • 20 Housing for Whom?: Lessons From the Town Hall Floor
  • Discussing Change Through Narrative Arcs
  • Housing for Whom? The Power of Personification
  • Co-design
  • Lessons From the Town Hall Floor
  • Note
  • Index.