Claiming Public Space
Claiming Public Space in Urban Chicago
Winter 2009; Professor: David RaskinA quick sketch of an urban intervention in response to Vito Acconci’s work and writings.
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Key Images Below:
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- Chicagoans inhabit the orthogonal
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- Cloudgate breaks the orthogonal
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- Chicagoans flock to the new topography
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- Traffic flow derived by narcissism
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- Narcissism prohibits public gathering
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- Gathering spaces need to be created
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- Adaptable gathering spaces are created
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- Activity/Relaxation, Isolation/Cooperation achieved
