Michael Short
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3910287 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Michael Short |
| PRENOMES | Michael |
| SOBRENOME | Short |
| ASSINATURA | SHORT M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6290-4396 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1991 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Contesting social housing demolition through community co-design
In recent decades, many social housing estates in London have been demolished and replaced by mixed-tenure developments. These schemes have been strongly contested by residents and campaigns, who argue that the schemes produce displacement, loss of social connections, and loss of socially rented homes. These alliances of residents and campaigners occasionally include researchers. This paper explores how co-design and participatory action research…
Planning for residential ‘value’? London’s densification policies and impacts
This paper considers the agency and influence of planning processes and densification policies on urban landscapes in London. Urban transformation through residential densification can bring opportunities for real estate development, combined with longer term investment and financial gains for local authorities through planning gain. However, the measurements and indicators used to define density and its impacts could be better understood both ob…
Digital technologies in the public-health response to Covid-19
The Heritage-creation Process and Attempts to Protect Buildings of the Recent Past
The successful conservation of our built heritage relies upon multi-scalar negotiation between a wide array of stakeholders and agents in the planning process. This negotiation reflects both the values that we ascribe to particular structures and landscapes, and choices about what to retain in response to social, commercial and aesthetic opportunities, preferences and aspirations. We are particularly interested in how redevelopment and regenerati…
Sunderland
Place narratives and heritage management
The built heritage of most cities is heterogeneous, hybrid and multiple. However, certain heritage objects and meanings are invariably privileged over others in place-making strategies. In this paper we are interested in the production of local heritage and design discourses and their impact on the regulation of conservation and change in the built environment. Using the example of the legacy of post-war (i.e. 1950s and 1960s) modernist developme…
Urban World Heritage Sites and the problem of authenticity
Pattern and Allometric Measurement of Reduction in Experimental Folsom Bifaces
Many stone took are reduced during use. Degree and pattern of reduction influence tool size and form, complicating typological assignment but allowing measurement and analysis of curation. We apply simple allometric reduction measures-ratios of changing length, mass or surface area to essentially constant thickness—to a set of experimental Folsom bifaces that were used at dart points and reworked and reduced during use. All measures correlate wit…
Current Practice in the Strategic Environmental Assessment of Development Plans in England
In the UK, strategic environmental assessment has been applied to the full hierarchy of development plans in the form of environmental appraisal. Government guidance in England contains a forceful recommendation to local planning authorities to assess the environmental effects of proposed development plans by carrying out an environmental appraisal of their policies and proposals. This advice has grown in importance with the adoption of the Europ…
Unnatural Selection
Towards Silence
Pattern and Allometric Measurement of Reduction in Experimental Folsom Bifaces
Many stone took are reduced during use. Degree and pattern of reduction influence tool size and form, complicating typological assignment but allowing measurement and analysis of curation. We apply simple allometric reduction measures-ratios of changing length, mass or surface area to essentially constant thickness—to a set of experimental Folsom bifaces that were used at dart points and reworked and reduced during use. All measures correlate wit…
Urban World Heritage Sites and the problem of authenticity
Current Practice in the Strategic Environmental Assessment of Development Plans in England
In the UK, strategic environmental assessment has been applied to the full hierarchy of development plans in the form of environmental appraisal. Government guidance in England contains a forceful recommendation to local planning authorities to assess the environmental effects of proposed development plans by carrying out an environmental appraisal of their policies and proposals. This advice has grown in importance with the adoption of the Europ…
Planning for residential ‘value’? London’s densification policies and impacts
This paper considers the agency and influence of planning processes and densification policies on urban landscapes in London. Urban transformation through residential densification can bring opportunities for real estate development, combined with longer term investment and financial gains for local authorities through planning gain. However, the measurements and indicators used to define density and its impacts could be better understood both ob…
Sunderland
Place narratives and heritage management
The built heritage of most cities is heterogeneous, hybrid and multiple. However, certain heritage objects and meanings are invariably privileged over others in place-making strategies. In this paper we are interested in the production of local heritage and design discourses and their impact on the regulation of conservation and change in the built environment. Using the example of the legacy of post-war (i.e. 1950s and 1960s) modernist developme…
Towards Silence
Unnatural Selection
Current Practice in the Strategic Environmental Assessment of Development Plans in England
In the UK, strategic environmental assessment has been applied to the full hierarchy of development plans in the form of environmental appraisal. Government guidance in England contains a forceful recommendation to local planning authorities to assess the environmental effects of proposed development plans by carrying out an environmental appraisal of their policies and proposals. This advice has grown in importance with the adoption of the Europ…
Pattern and Allometric Measurement of Reduction in Experimental Folsom Bifaces
Many stone took are reduced during use. Degree and pattern of reduction influence tool size and form, complicating typological assignment but allowing measurement and analysis of curation. We apply simple allometric reduction measures-ratios of changing length, mass or surface area to essentially constant thickness—to a set of experimental Folsom bifaces that were used at dart points and reworked and reduced during use. All measures correlate wit…
Urban World Heritage Sites and the problem of authenticity
Place narratives and heritage management
The built heritage of most cities is heterogeneous, hybrid and multiple. However, certain heritage objects and meanings are invariably privileged over others in place-making strategies. In this paper we are interested in the production of local heritage and design discourses and their impact on the regulation of conservation and change in the built environment. Using the example of the legacy of post-war (i.e. 1950s and 1960s) modernist developme…
Sunderland
The Heritage-creation Process and Attempts to Protect Buildings of the Recent Past
The successful conservation of our built heritage relies upon multi-scalar negotiation between a wide array of stakeholders and agents in the planning process. This negotiation reflects both the values that we ascribe to particular structures and landscapes, and choices about what to retain in response to social, commercial and aesthetic opportunities, preferences and aspirations. We are particularly interested in how redevelopment and regenerati…
Digital technologies in the public-health response to Covid-19
Planning for residential ‘value’? London’s densification policies and impacts
This paper considers the agency and influence of planning processes and densification policies on urban landscapes in London. Urban transformation through residential densification can bring opportunities for real estate development, combined with longer term investment and financial gains for local authorities through planning gain. However, the measurements and indicators used to define density and its impacts could be better understood both ob…
Contesting social housing demolition through community co-design
In recent decades, many social housing estates in London have been demolished and replaced by mixed-tenure developments. These schemes have been strongly contested by residents and campaigns, who argue that the schemes produce displacement, loss of social connections, and loss of socially rented homes. These alliances of residents and campaigners occasionally include researchers. This paper explores how co-design and participatory action research…
Environmental planning (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Archaeology (5 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras)