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The Story of Miyashita Park: Resistance, Partnership, and Publicness
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The Story of Miyashita Park: Resistance, Partnership, and Publicness
Post-2020 Miyashita Park by Takenaka Corporation + Nikken Sekkei. Image © Dick Thomas Johnson via Wikipedia under license CC BY 2.0 Urban renewal is inherently fraught—financially complex, politically exposed, stakeholder-dense, and almost guaranteed to leave someone dissatisfied. Precisely for these reasons, many cities default to inertia rather than risk the upheaval that comes with reworking entrenched urban fabrics, their residences, and the…
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