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Off-cycle Comparing model sustainable neighbourhoods in France and Canada

Meg Holden
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Cedissia About
Claire Doussard
Hugo Rochard
Annika Airas
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Apolline Poiroux
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Comparative case study research in two prototype model sustainable neighbourhoods, Fréquel Fontarabie in Paris (France) and Dockside Green in Victoria (Canada), sheds new light on questions of ecogentrification in urban redevelopment cycles. The two cases are chosen for their superficial similarities, as mutual but independent frontrunners of the international movement to build sustainable neighbourhoods. They are also chosen for contrast value; the notable difference is that Fréquel is state-led and state-certified, dominated by social housing, compared to Dockside which is private sector-led and third party certified, dominated by market housing. The two cases offer certain shared features, including urban design, infrastructure, and amenities associated with green, bourgeois, and participatory democratic values. Beneath the surface, we examine how the redevelopment models pursued cycles of creative destruction of waste and value differently from how this cycle functions under hegemonic neoliberalism. In both cases, new wastes are identified and new values
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hal-03422450 , version 1 (19-11-2021)

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Meg Holden, Cedissia About, Claire Doussard, Hugo Rochard, Annika Airas, et al.. Off-cycle Comparing model sustainable neighbourhoods in France and Canada. City, 2021, pp.1-27. ⟨10.1080/13604813.2021.1988346⟩. ⟨hal-03422450⟩
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