Designing Disorder. The evolution of cities towards increasingly homogeneous spaces and stronger individual isolation raises fundamental questions regarding the nature of public space. Richard Sennett and Pablo Sendra explore the translation of theoretical concepts into physical reality, proposing new types of infrastructures that promote flexibility and unpredictability in public spaces. The book offers a new participatory approach to urban design, making cities more resilient and inclusive in the face of future challenges.

Progettare il disordine. Perturbazioni urbane per una nuova visione dello spazio pubblico

Ambra Tieghi
2024-01-01

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Designing Disorder. The evolution of cities towards increasingly homogeneous spaces and stronger individual isolation raises fundamental questions regarding the nature of public space. Richard Sennett and Pablo Sendra explore the translation of theoretical concepts into physical reality, proposing new types of infrastructures that promote flexibility and unpredictability in public spaces. The book offers a new participatory approach to urban design, making cities more resilient and inclusive in the face of future challenges.
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