South End And Urban Renewal: Lecture to South End Conference of Social Workers, May, 1962
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-in either case, we are intervening in a process that will result in a constant interaction of both and we may as well recognize that the discrep- ancies between content and facility will grow or recede as time goes on.
Second , a dynamic approach to renewal planning calls for distinc- tions to be made between generative forces that cause change and the surface results of these forces.
- 5 - -A deteriorated house in South End is not a fundamental cause of "blight" but a manifestation of externa...l forces. These may be one or a combination of: -natural physical age, wear and tear, -wear and tear on community facilities, -a change of population having less ability or interest in maintaining such a house--this change of population might, in turn, be the result of a change in transpor- tation and job sources, -a change in technology, life habits, or human preference causing that form of housing to be obsolescent in re: present-day human expectations.
•Just as deteriorated houses are not causes of change but manifestations of something bigger and more generative, the effective solution to the renewal problem lies, -not in fixing up the surface -but in tampering with perhaps reversing the effects of, the workings of the fundamental change-makers, -thus, we might seek to stem the tide of "blight" in South End by such strategic physical acts as a major new transportation facility that would induce develop- ment of new and better-paid jobs, more versatile and satisfactory community facilities and services, or simply a greater public recognition of it as an area to care about -- -These major or "heroic-scale" physical changes, plus their induced community-wide effects, may in turn result in a thousand smaller physical acts by homeowners and residents on a natural market basis rather than resorting to public clearance and redevelopment of large tracts, -alternatively, a search for generative actions might lead us to non-physical strategies , such as a program to educate present occupants for assimilation into higher-paid industries, thus assisting them in gaining the means for self-help renewal — or programs of assist- ance to residents in relocating outside the South End to areas more suited to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-in either case, we are intervening in a process that will result in a constant interaction of both and we may as well recognize that the discrep- ancies between content and facility will grow or recede as time goes on.
Second , a dynamic approach to renewal planning calls for distinc- tions to be made between generative forces that cause change and the surface results of these forces.
- 5 - -A deteriorated house in South End is not a fundamental cause of "blight" but a manifestation of externa...l forces. These may be one or a combination of: -natural physical age, wear and tear, -wear and tear on community facilities, -a change of population having less ability or interest in maintaining such a house--this change of population might, in turn, be the result of a change in transpor- tation and job sources, -a change in technology, life habits, or human preference causing that form of housing to be obsolescent in re: present-day human expectations.
•Just as deteriorated houses are not causes of change but manifestations of something bigger and more generative, the effective solution to the renewal problem lies, -not in fixing up the surface -but in tampering with perhaps reversing the effects of, the workings of the fundamental change-makers, -thus, we might seek to stem the tide of "blight" in South End by such strategic physical acts as a major new transportation facility that would induce develop- ment of new and better-paid jobs, more versatile and satisfactory community facilities and services, or simply a greater public recognition of it as an area to care about -- -These major or "heroic-scale" physical changes, plus their induced community-wide effects, may in turn result in a thousand smaller physical acts by homeowners and residents on a natural market basis rather than resorting to public clearance and redevelopment of large tracts, -alternatively, a search for generative actions might lead us to non-physical strategies , such as a program to educate present occupants for assimilation into higher-paid industries, thus assisting them in gaining the means for self-help renewal — or programs of assist- ance to residents in relocating outside the South End to areas more suited to them.
What to read after South End And Urban Renewal: Lecture to South End Conference of Social Workers, May, 1962?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane, David a to read onlineMoreLess
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