6B. Karl Linn and the Idea of Neighborhood Commons

Update: 2021-10-12

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In Episode 2, Anna Goodman describes a shift in the way architects in the United States viewed community starting in the early 1960s. Using audio clips from participants in an experimental park and playground built under that leadership of the influential community designer Karl Linn, it documents a transition from practices that linked community to the space of the neighborhood to those that focused instead on process.

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7D. Playing the Detective

2022-09-0237:43

7E. Bypass Codes

2022-09-0217:43

7A. Introduction

2022-09-0205:51

7B. On the Threshold of Detectability

2022-09-0225:50

7C. Invisibility As Form

2022-09-0219:37

7F. The Sound Of Secrecy

2022-09-0212:54

7G. Dark Freqs

2022-09-0218:27

6A. Community Design As A Process

2021-10-1233:43

6B. Karl Linn and the Idea of Neighborhood Commons

2021-10-1238:32

6C. Ecological Community At People’s Park

2021-10-1241:28

6D. Carl Anthony, Race and Environmentalism

2021-10-1235:23

5A. What is Theory?

2019-10-0123:33

5B. What is Architectural Theory?

2019-10-0132:19

5C. How did Architectural Theory Change over Time?

2019-10-0125:25

5D. Is Architectural Theory Western or Global?

2019-10-0124:51

5E. How do you Teach Architectural Theory?

2019-10-0131:09

5F. What are Architectural Theory Classes for?

2019-10-0124:37

5G. Is Theory Dead?

2019-10-0133:21

4B. The Sound of Absence

2018-01-0627:09

4C. Even Better than the Real Thing

2018-01-0629:05

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6B. Karl Linn and the Idea of Neighborhood Commons

6B. Karl Linn and the Idea of Neighborhood Commons