Imogen Carr

University of Melbourne | MSD · School of Geography

Conceptualising discourse as an everyday practice which positions people in localised hierarchies of power, while simultaneously embedded in broader discursive landscapes, underscores encounter as an important site in which social structures produce and reproduce inequality. However, the interdependent role of discourse and encounter remains under-...

In the context of a hyper-diverse social landscape, ‘rights to the city’ are challenged by the tensions between different people’s needs of the same place. This chapter explores the theory, methodologies, practices, and challenges of inclusive placemaking in deeply diverse and contested urban spaces using a Master of Urban Planning studio as a case...