Description
This lively text provides a candid inquiry into the contemporary means by which architects get work and (for better or worse) become famous.
In response to the reciprocal relationship between publicity and everyday architectural practice, this book examines the mechanisms by which architects seek publicity and manage to establish themselves and their work ahead of their colleagues. Through the essays of specialist contributors, this book enables the reader to understand the complex relationship between what they see as the built environment and the unwritten stories behind how it came about.
Table of Contents
Sport tourism destinations: issues, opportunities and analysis; Part 1 Sport Tourism Destination Analysis, James Higham; Part 2 Introduction to sport tourism destination analysis, James Higham; Part 3 Sport tourism destination resource analysis, James Higham; Part 4 Sport tourism markets, Lisa Delpy Neirotti; Part 5 Understanding sport tourism experiences, Heather J. Gibson; Part 6 Sport tourism destinations: the active sport tourist perspective, Sonia Francis, Peter Murphy; Part 7 Sport Tourism Destination Policy and Planning; Part 8 Introduction to sport tourism destination policy and planning, James Higham; Part 9 Sport tourism planning, C. Michael Hall; Part 10 Sport and tourism policy: the national and regional policy contexts for sport tourism destinations, Mike Weed; Part 11 Strategic; Part nerships for sport tourism destinations, Steve Webb; Part 12 Sport Tourism Destination Marketing and Management; Part 13 Introduction to sport tourism destination marketing and management, James Higham; Part 14 Marketing, media, and place promotion, Laurence Chalip; Part 15 Sport tourist behaviour: the example of the Masters, Chris and Birgit Trauer Ryan, Birgit Trauer; Part 16 Winter sports destinations: dealing with seasonality, Simon Hudson, Peter Cross; Part 17 Sport and urban tourism destinations: the evolving sport, tourism and leisure functions of the modern stadium, Terry Stevens; Part 18 Sport Tourism Impacts and Environments; Part 19 Introduction to sport tourism impacts and environments, James Higham; Part 20 The economics of sport tourism at major sports events, Chris Gratton, Simon Shibli, Richard Coleman; Part 21 Sport tourism and natural resource impacts, Mark Orams; Part 22 Culture, sport and tourism: the case of the Arctic Winter Games, Tom Hinch, Suzanne de la Barre; Part 23 The influence of sport on destination development: the example of golf at St Andrews, Scotland, Richard Butler; Part 24 Conclusion; Part 25 The future of sport tourism, James Higham;
