Julia Fredriksson
Julia Fredriksson is Head of Division of Urban Design and Planning and a researcher within the research group Urban and Regional Transformations. Her research interest concerns the relationship between space and power within an urban design and planning context, with its’ main focus on the relationship between centre and periphery in urban and regional transformation processes. Her research aims to critically analyse how the relationship between urban and rural, and between growing urban areas and smaller municipalities, is handled within contemporary Nordic planning practice and to develop theory to better understand and handle the relationship between centre and periphery within urban design and planning. Julia also takes part in the research and development project Norm-creative Visualization in Urban Development and takes part in education. She defended her thesis with the title Constructions of a city centre: Spatial power relations of the post-industrial city in 2014. The thesis is a critical examination of how the relationship between centre and periphery in the city is handled within contemporary planning practice.
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Relationer mellan stad och land i det regionala stadslandskapet
Spatial Inequalities: Town Centre Development and Urban Peripheries
En stadskärna för alla? Den postindustriella stadens rumsliga maktrelationer
Kunskapsagendan för hållbar stadsutveckling - Nationella perspektivet
Recension: Urbanismer – Dagens stadsbyggande i retorik och praktik
Näringslivets regionala geografi och omvandling: En kunskapsöversikt om näringsliv i stadsutveckling
Constructions of urban hierarchies: Spatial power relations of the post-industrial city
Konstruktioner av en stadskärna: Den postindustriella stadens rumsliga maktrelationer
Konstruktioner av stadens kärna - En undersökning av en stadsomvandlingsprocess i Jönköping
Konstruktioner av stadens kärna - exemplet Jönköping
Trafikala stadslandskap: Analyser och undersökande arkitektur av aktuella stadsutvecklingsprojekt
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Politicising uneven regional development: Towards socially responsible geographies
Norm-creative Visualization in Urban Development
Space and power in regional planning: Rethinking theory for urban planning and design
Architecture in the Making: Architecture as a Making Discipline and Material Practice