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Home Posts tagged "Public Space"

Public Space

Nothing to Hide: Camera Surveillance at Bos en Lommerplein

Normalised surveillance Every day, we are tracked and watched by a vast...

July 2, 2018  By Carmen Ferri, Lotte Frissen, Martijn Gerritsen, Jonas Kertscher, Klemens Schmidt, Rosaly Studulski, Will Stuttard 
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Developing the Inclusive City Centre: Frankfurt am Main

We are off on another adventure in our Frankfurt Urban Development series....

April 24, 2018  By Leon van Keulen
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Place de la République, Between Leisure and Revolts

Three years ago, the Paris municipality redesigned one of its major city...

June 2, 2017  By Margot Abord
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Downtown Dead Zones: Chicago Fights Back  

  Downtowns all over the world are dead zones on nights and weekends. Once...

July 25, 2016  By Edward Carmody
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The Exploited City Dweller

Cycling in Amsterdam is a great experience and a lot of fun. The whole...

May 12, 2016  By Daniela Brose
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The Experiences of Political Expression in Public Spaces in Exarcheia, Athens

Remembering the turbulent times of student activism during the occupation...

April 4, 2016  By Iris van Gent and Pauline Schijf
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Amsterdam Dance Event: for the Masses?

It all started when the neighbor on my right knocked at my door to borrow...

November 23, 2015  By Margot Abord
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Imagineering Cultural Vienna: A Book Presentation

Suitner, Johannes (2015) Imagineering Cultural Vienna. On the Semiotic...

October 12, 2015  By Lukas Franta
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Homelessness & NYC’s Public Libraries

In 2014 homelessness in New York City hit a record high. Over the past...

August 3, 2015  By Beth Jarret
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Ponte Tower: Pipe Dream of Johannesburg

It happens quite often that buildings end up not fulfilling the functions...

May 4, 2015  By Jolien Groot
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