%0 Journal Article
%T Imaginations of post
%A Cameron Johnson
%A Francis L Collins
%A Tom Baker
%J Urban Studies
%@ 1360-063X
%D 2019
%R 10.1177/0042098018787157
%X Imaginative practices are central to ongoing transformations in the form and function of suburbia. In recent years, urban scholars have focused increasing attention on the concept and process of ‘post-suburbanisation’ to understand contemporary suburbs, yet imaginaries and imaginative practices have been largely absent in their analyses. This paper examines the role of imaginative practices in post-suburban change. Through a case study of Auckland, New Zealand, the paper examines three key domains of imaginative practice – visions, problems and trajectories – implicated in the production of post-suburbia. It argues that understandings of post-suburbanisation will be enhanced by an appreciation of both the material and imaginative dimensions of suburban transformation
%K built environment
%K imagination
%K planning
%K policy
%K politics
%K post-suburbia
%K redevelopment
%K regeneration
%K 建筑环境
%K 想象力
%K 规划
%K 政策
%K 政治
%K 后郊区
%K 再开发
%K 再生
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0042098018787157