Margaret Crawford

Details

Nationality

American

Classifications

Holder

Communal intergenerational

Source of authority

ObservationReason

Subject

Human centred

Political position

Subaltern resistant

Mode of transmission

Text drawing

Knowledge type

Relational embodied

Epistemic cluster

Western philosophical

Notes

[DRAFT] American architectural and urban historian, Professor of Architecture and Urban Design at UC Berkeley. She originated and edited 'Everyday Urbanism' (1999, expanded 2008) with John Chase and John Kaliski, defining it as 'an approach to urbanism that finds its meanings in everyday life', drawing on Lefebvre, Debord and de Certeau. Author of 'Building the Workingman's Paradise'.

Connections

• proposed Everyday Urbanism

Referenced by

• Henri Lefebvre influenced

Sources

1. John Chase, Margaret Crawford & John Kaliski (eds.). Everyday Urbanism. The Monacelli Press, 1999.
2. UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design. Margaret Crawford. ced.berkeley.edu, 2024.