居住与抑制河花园

Lawrence J. Vale
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第五章揭示了居住和管理河花园的挑战。第一期于2004年11月开幕。2005年8月卡特里娜飓风造成的破坏,加上随之而来的房地产市场的挑战,导致随后的阶段被推迟、改变或取消。重建过程不是一项能够创造一个“双赢”的投资,既能让社区恢复活力,又能给以前社区中最弱势的居民带来真正的机会,而是缓慢但肯定地将公共住房租户推向了边缘——无论是字面上还是比喻上——而且也没能建成开发商想要的以市场为主导的社区。政策制定者认为这是一种贫困的分散,但“希望六号”却清除了最贫穷的人,并在社区治理中产生了许多持续的紧张关系。尽管如此,圣托马斯还是成为卡特里娜飓风过后新奥尔良许多大型公共住房项目改造的先例。
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Inhabiting and Inhibiting River Garden
Chapter 5 reveals the challenges of inhabiting and managing River Garden. Phase 1 opened in November 2004. The devastation wrought by the Katrina disaster in August 2005—coupled with ensuing challenges to the housing market—caused subsequent phases to be delayed, altered, or cancelled. Rather than an investment that would create a “win-win” combination of a revitalized neighborhood and genuine opportunity for the former neighborhood’s least-advantaged residents, the redevelopment process, slowly but surely, shunted public housing tenants to the margins—both literally and figuratively—and also failed to construct the market-dominated community that the developer wanted. Framed by policymakers as a deconcentration of poverty, this strand of HOPE VI instead purged the poorest and yielded many ongoing tensions in community governance. Still, St. Thomas became a precedent for the post-Katrina transformation of many of the remaining large public housing developments in New Orleans.
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