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City space: inside-out outside-in

A space of exchange, which denes the city and its relevance. A space that s9mulates ideas regarding sustainability in the city, i.e. its impact on the future, its iden9ty and its capacity to be maintained long term / in the long run. The city space develops an interchangeable, adaptable, evolu9onary and reproducible language which supports the interac9on between the inhabitants and those who just pass through.

 Senseable city Urban scenographies Appercep9on: space-9me Public percep9on, not only visible but also accessible

We are facing a new way of building and perceiving the environment. The way we describe and understand ci9es has completely changed.

Sensi.ve City. Interac.ve prac.ces in the contemporary metropolis. Daniele Mancini

The ideal city should be an ar9culated succession of public places well set, giving visual coherence and organiza9on to the jumble of buildings, streets and space that generate and host social prac9ces.

The ideal city Piero della Francesca

Berges de Seine Jean-Christophe Choblet, Urban scenographer

 Cyrielle Duprez

Instant city Peter Cook New Babylon Constant Nieuwenhuys Living Pod David Greene

Walking city Ron Herron

How the city context becomes a tool of iden9ty and representa9on?

Dont brand my city Maria Roszkowska

Dont brand my city Maria Roszkowska

The shape of a city, as we all know, changes more quickly than the mortal heart. Charles Baudelaire

Paris subway Ikea

Chair Blog

The urban landscape, among its many roles, is also something to be seen, to be remembered, and to delight in. The Image of the City, Kevin Lynch

Sample The Rorschach inkblot test

Wouldnt be more appropriate to talk about appercep<on instead of percep<on, regarding city space?

 David Cousin-Marsy

The city has dened itself, since its origin, as a double territory with two specici9es: to form a delimited space, and within that limited space, to connect to other territories. The elements of the city evolve in 9me allowing its territory to grow out of its geographical and tangible limits. As a delimited space it develops a public percep9on, not only visible (with the right to be overseen) but also accessible (with the right to be visited and experienced) by its inhabitants.

Jardin de Luxembourg, Paris

Jardin de Tuileries, Paris

Regards Croiss / Cross Looks Klaus Fruchtnis

Archi-choueJe Cline Desquets - Ville dArgneteuil

New York through the nose - Elas.c City walk Josely Carvalho

Collec9ve projects

Lucas Grandin & Kamiel Verschuren

Les Frres Ripoulain David Renault & Mathieu Tremblin

 Google images

 Royal de Luxe

Exercise
Based on the following quote and the next page, make your own percep<ve map :

[] Studying maps implies dealing not only with ar9facts although some9mes maps are not material objects, but are embedded in spoken language or mental schemes but also with the informa9on they convey, and with their eec9veness as tools for knowledge and ac9on. [] An authorita9ve, ontological power: simply drawing a world as it is, as it should be, as it cannot be other than it is depicted; drawing the world as a society, a cultural milieu, or professional users (travelers, traders, etc.) need it to be. [] The Sovereign Map, Chris<an Jacob

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ANXIOUS

ADVENTUROUS

SMART

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Internet
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