Social Segregation in Urban Area: The Results of a Project in the Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria

Critelli, G; Musella, Marco

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.05.311

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“…In the context of segregation, such conditions should be included in the category of social segregation, where the enclave settlements are the area that accommodates the low-income workers while the highly paid workers class is accommodated by the housing provided by the new town developer, both in housing clusters and in apartment. Thus, there is in fact an opportunity to integrate the segregation between the new settlements and the old settlements (Cordova, G.F., et.al., 2016;Critelli, G., & Musella, M., 2016).…”

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Conformity Behind the Social and Spatial Segregation in Sub-Urban Area a Case at Gading Serpong New Town, Tangerang

2019

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The phenomenon of urban growth in rural areas created sub-urban areas like Tangerang region. Occupancy of space created by planned settlement against unplanned settlement raises spatial and social segregation. Previous studies have shown more on the negative side of the collision phenomenon with the point of view of the occurrence of physical and social unconformity between the newcomers as residents of planned settlements with the natives. On the other hand, it turns out that unplanned settlements still exist, thus raising the question of research is there conformity in the point of view of unplanned settlement settlers? To get an answer to the question, this research used analytical descriptive method, where data obtained directly from the field through observation and in-depth interviews with unplanned settlement settlers. The result of the analysis showed that although the spatial and social segregation is apparent, the community of unplanned settlers does not feel disturbed and the daily social economic activity of the community keeps going well, even the quality of life improves in some points. Such conditions create a form of internal conformity with parameters formulated by the community, including access to and from unplanned settlements, integrated infrastructures, open access to economic activities, and still guaranteed socio-cultural activities.

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Conformity Behind the Social and Spatial Segregation in Sub-Urban Area a Case at Gading Serpong New Town, Tangerang

2019

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“…The challenge is then to identify if integration can be encouraged in this setting, and represent a key aspect in the livability of such areas and its relation to the city. But cities have become more and more the place where phenomena of extreme poverty, social disadvantage and social segregation are concentrated, thru the growth of areas with social disadvantage (Critelli and Musella 2016).…”

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The importance of physical linkage and connectivity to integrate the kampung and formal parts of the city

Santos¹,

Dwisusanto

Kusliansjah

2021

ARTEKS J. Tek. Arsit.

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This research investigates the critical role of physical linkage and connectivity in the integration between formal and informal urban areas of the city, as well as recognizes aspects related to physical and social segregation that prevent this integration process. The objective is to understand this role in relation to the viability of integration. Qualitative method describes effectiveness of connectivity and linkage thorough the complexity of interaction between formal and informal areas in the built-form and open space. This research includes two important areas in Bandung, Indonesia, namely, Hegarmanah and Ciumbuleuit. Findings show Hegarmanah as an enclosed configuration with more incidence of controlled areas, through physical barriers, legal restrictions and circulation limitations. Ciumbuleuit presents less controlled areas, encouraging a wider use of public space, a variety of services, commerce, commuting. Interaction between pedestrians and built environment has experienced more adaptation, in a more open configuration. In conclusion, space configuration, borders, limited access and forms of control represent obstructions to the integration process, impairing physical connectivity, encouraging spatial segregation due to isolation and linkage disruption. Integration will be stimulated when space is articulated and able to adapt. Coexistence of seemingly social and physically segregated formal and informal parts of the city can be comprehended when there is a correct interpretation of the role of physical linkage and connectivity through the analysis of space.

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Actualising social sustainability through adaptive reuse innovations within the context of sustainable development

Owojori,

Okoro,

Chileshe

2023

International Journal of Construction Management

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Social Segregation in Urban Area: The Results of a Project in the Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria

Cited by 3 publications

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Conformity Behind the Social and Spatial Segregation in Sub-Urban Area a Case at Gading Serpong New Town, Tangerang

Conformity Behind the Social and Spatial Segregation in Sub-Urban Area a Case at Gading Serpong New Town, Tangerang

The importance of physical linkage and connectivity to integrate the kampung and formal parts of the city

Actualising social sustainability through adaptive reuse innovations within the context of sustainable development

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