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The social implications of architectural improvement: how approaches to poverty influence the success of urban revitalization in Over-the-Rhine

Title:	The social implications of architectural improvement: how approaches to poverty influence the success of urban revitalization in Over-the-Rhine
Creator:	Williams, Katherine
Publisher:	Savannah, Ga. : Savannah College of Art and Design
Date:	2014-09
Subject:	Thesis (M.A.) -- Architectural History Savannah College of Art and Design -- Department of Architectural History
Description:	*Winner, Thesis Document Award Bibliography: pages 143-151
Abstract:	"This thesis considers the architectural changes and their social implications in urban renewal efforts in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati in the twenty-first century, and suggests that limited community input and a lack of consideration for mixed incomes precluded the success of those efforts. This study of the range of development strategies and their respective benefits in inner-city neighborhoods has the potential to help others avoid the negative consequences of urban revitalization. With this perspective, the thesis will contribute a collection of lessons to be learned regarding culture, historic housing and neighborhoods, and urban growth."
Contributor:	CHAIR: Guichard, Celeste Lovette Gunther, Justin Rossell, E.G. Daves
Language:	English
Source:	Architectural History
Type:	Text
Format:	PDF: 151 pages : illustrations (chiefly color)
Rights:	Copyright is retained by the authors or artists of items in this collection, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.