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MAKING PUBLIC PLACES Twitter Forum
What Should a Public Place Be?
de Diana Balmori + Balmori Associates + Erik de Jong
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À propos du livre
The “Making Public Places” Twitter Forum was
held at the office of Balmori Associates on July 13, 2009. We discussed public places with a Dutch group of students in landscape Architecture and professors Erik de Jong and Arnold Van der Valk.
We used Twitter and live video to extend the discussion to a worldwide public. We started the discussion in house, divided in smaller groups around the following topics: ecology, funding, furniture and materials, program, public/private, public amenities, scale, and circulation/traffic.
In the Twitter forum our discussion focused on shared space, urban decorum, context, and the relations between past and present. Here follows a summary of the event and what we discussed.
Finally, we comment on the use of social media, like Twitter, to allow truly public discussion of public space.
held at the office of Balmori Associates on July 13, 2009. We discussed public places with a Dutch group of students in landscape Architecture and professors Erik de Jong and Arnold Van der Valk.
We used Twitter and live video to extend the discussion to a worldwide public. We started the discussion in house, divided in smaller groups around the following topics: ecology, funding, furniture and materials, program, public/private, public amenities, scale, and circulation/traffic.
In the Twitter forum our discussion focused on shared space, urban decorum, context, and the relations between past and present. Here follows a summary of the event and what we discussed.
Finally, we comment on the use of social media, like Twitter, to allow truly public discussion of public space.
Caractéristiques et détails
- Catégorie principale: Architecture
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Format choisi: Petit carré, 18×18 cm
# de pages: 38 - Date de publication: août 12, 2009
- Mots-clés Public Space, New York, Meat Packing District, Landscape Architecture, Twitter, Urbanism
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