1  Cover

      2  Title Page

      3  Copyright Page

      4  List of Contributors

      5  Introduction Inclusive Urbanism High‐Dense Typologies for Building Communities Adaptive and Responsive Habitation New Tools, New Approaches References

      6  Section 1: Inclusive Urbanism Introduction Inclusive Design Exclusion Agencies of Inclusion Designing Coexistence References 1 Towards a New Social Model of the City: Barcelona’s Integral Superblocks The Care Challenge in Barcelona During Uncertain Times Care for the Elderly and Dependent Population Innovative Practices: Milestones Towards a New Approach to Care On the Horizon: A New Social Model for the City Organized into Integrated Superblocks? References 2 Link by Link: Blurring the Lines and Creating an Inclusive Society in Singapore A City's Relational Opportunities Long Bridges Make Inclusivity Possible Strategies for Inclusion Conclusion References 3 Inclusive Smart Community ‐ Towards a Socially Integrated and Enabling Community Introduction Social Integration Enabling Community Inclusive Smart Community Acknowledgement References 4 Designing for Depopulating Conditions ‐ Formulating a Strategic Neighbourhood Framework for Detroit Grand River Northwest Neighbourhood Framework Plan Russell Woods + Nardin Park Neighbourhood Framework Plan Conclusion 5 Multi‐Programmatic Urbanity for Indonesia The Indonesian Context and Challenges for Public Space Architect as Stakeholder: Designing and Communicating in‐between Uncertainties Taman Film, Alun‐Alun Cicendo and Microlibraries: Unpredictable Processes, Participation, Collaboration Exploring ‘Kampung Vertikal’ Idea: Inclusive Urbanism with Multi‐Programmatic Spaces Vertical Communalities with Multifunctional Spaces: Muara Angke Fishing Village and Public Balcony Housing 6 Affordable Housing and Social Inclusion ‐ The Case of Vienna and Austria Introduction The Commodification of Housing and its Impacts on Housing Inclusion Housing Governance and Inclusion: The Role and Governance of Limited‐Profit Housing Associations in Austria and Vienna Cost‐Rent and Revolving Funds: Affordable Housing as an Accounting Practice For‐Profit vs Limited‐Profit Housing: Affordability and Inclusion Conclusion: From Shareholder Value to Public Value References

      7  Section 2: High-Dense Typologies For Building Communities Introduction Forms of Togetherness The Roles of Spaces Spaces – Hierarchies or Integrities Provision Negotiation Note about the Figures References 7 Fostering Community Bonding in High‐Density Habitations Introduction Theoretical Framing and Design Strategies to Foster Community Bonding Case Studies of High‐Density Habitations in Three Asian Cities¹ Conclusion