Maker City: A Practical Guide for Reinventing American Cities
by Dale Dougherty, Peter Hirshberg, Marcia Kadanoff
Maker City examines how the maker movement can help reshape American cities. With a practical focus on creativity, collaboration, and civic participation, it offers readers a broad guide to urban reinvention and the role of making in building more innovative communities.
About This Book
Maker City: A Practical Guide for Reinventing American Cities explores how the maker movement can inform new approaches to urban development.
The book presents a practical perspective on creativity, making, and community participation in American cities.
Its focus is on reinvention, offering a framework for readers interested in the relationship between makers and civic life.
This guide is suited to readers studying urban innovation, entrepreneurship, technology, and the future of American communities.
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