Greening cities, growing communities : learning from Seattle's urban community gardens /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C. : Seattle : In association with University of Washington Press,
Landscape Architecture Foundation ;
c2009
Washington, D.C. : Landscape Architecture Foundation in association with University of Washington Press, [2009], ©2009 Washington, D.C. : c2009 |
| Series: | Case study in land and community design
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Table of Contents:
- Community gardens in America
- Making and sustaining a community garden
- Seattle model: local activism and institutional support
- Interbay P-Patch
- Thistle P-Patch
- Danny Woo International District Community Garden
- Bradner Gardens Park
- Marra Farm
- Magnuson Community Garden
- Expressions and challenges of sustainability
- Designing and supporting urban community gardens as hybrid public space
- Visions of urban community gardens: people, communities, and cities
- Introduction A Case for Urban Community Gardens as Public Open Space
- 1. Community Gardens in America
- 2. Making and Sustaining a Community Garden
- 3. Seattle Model - Local Activism and Institutional Support
- 4. Interbay P-Patch
- 5. Thistle P-Patch
- 6. Danny Woo International District Community Garden
- 7. Bradner Gardens Park
- 8. Marra Farm
- 9. Magnuson Community Garden
- 10. Expressions and Challenges of Sustainability
- 11. Designing and Supporting Urban Community Gardens as Hybrid Public Space
- 12. Visions of Urban Community Gardens: People, Communities, and Cities
- A Note from the Landscape Architecture Foundation.