连接地方依恋的物理和社会维度:我们可以从对城市娱乐空间的依恋中学到什么?

Rebecca Madgin, Lisa Bradley, Annette Hastings
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摘要

本文关注的是人们对休闲空间形成依恋的方式。更具体地说,它研究了城市社区中与体育活动相关的娱乐空间与地方依恋之间的关系。设计的重点是这些空间的变化暴露了人与周围环境之间的情感联系。本文采用定性方法,即焦点小组和照片引出,Parkhead的案例研究,在格拉斯哥东区的一个社区。在20世纪后期,由于去工业化,帕克黑德历史上一直受到连续的再开发浪潮的影响。最近与2014年英联邦运动会相关的重建涉及到社区娱乐空间的进一步改变,包括翻新现有的体育设施和建造新的体育设施。本文反思了这种再开发的累积影响,得出以下结论:(a)休闲运动空间引发了多层次和复杂的依恋,这些依恋与时间和空间叙事密不可分;(b)对邻里休闲空间的研究可以加深我们对社会和物理维度之间的复杂关系的理解。
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Connecting physical and social dimensions of place attachment: What can we learn from attachment to urban recreational spaces?

Connecting physical and social dimensions of place attachment: What can we learn from attachment to urban recreational spaces?

Connecting physical and social dimensions of place attachment: What can we learn from attachment to urban recreational spaces?

Connecting physical and social dimensions of place attachment: What can we learn from attachment to urban recreational spaces?

This paper is concerned with the ways in which people form attachments to recreational spaces. More specifically it examines the relationship between recreational spaces associated with sporting activity in urban neighbourhoods and place attachment. The focus is on the ways in which changes to these spaces exposes the affective bonds between people and their surroundings. The paper applies a qualitative methodology, namely focus groups and photo elicitation, to the case study of Parkhead, a neighbourhood in the East End of Glasgow. Parkhead has historically been subjected to successive waves of redevelopment as a result of deindustrialization in the late twentieth century. More recently redevelopment associated with the 2014 Commonwealth Games involved further changes to neighbourhood recreational spaces, including refurbishing of existing sports facilities and building new ones. This paper reflects on the cumulative impacts of this redevelopment to conclude (a) that recreational sports spaces provoke multi-layered and complex attachments that are inextricably connected to both temporal and spatial narratives and (b) that research on neighbourhood recreational spaces can develop our understanding of the intricate relationship between the social and physical dimensions of place attachment.

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