Places Made After Their Stories: Design and the Art of Choreotopography

Exploring the intersection of emotional meaning and urban design, this book presents a fresh perspective on place-making that emphasizes the importance of community and social innovation. Through case studies from various Australian cities, the author introduces the role of a designer-dramaturg, merging topography with choreography to create meaningful public spaces. By challenging traditional functionalist approaches, the author highlights poetic techniques that foster a sense of welcome and exchange, making this a vital resource for artists and planners seeking to enhance human connection in urban environments.