The Collective Dream: Boundaries and the City

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FilmPublication details: urbanNext, November 10, 2020.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Architecture has always been a tool in the hand of governors, priests and those who wish to demonstrate or communicate power. In the current search for an architecture that represents the period and free democratic regimes, it is important to examine not only the style, but the whole procedure and the relevance of local politics that outline the boundaries and planning conditions.

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Architecture (396) ,
Urban planning (241) ,
Power (25) ,
Politics (143) ,
Political implications (138) ,
Political & Economic Approach (179) ,
Economy (132) ,
Community (346) ,
Communication (40) ,
City development (81)

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And The City, Hagar Abiri, Middle Density, Podcast, Politics and economics, Prima Abdullah, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Architecture, Boundaries, City development, Communication, Community, Economy, podcast, Political & Economic Approach, Political implications, Politics, Power, Urban planning

Read the related essay: The Collective Dream: Boundaries and the City by Hagar Abiri.

Architecture has always been a tool in the hand of governors, priests and those who wish to demonstrate or communicate power. In the current search for an architecture that represents the period and free democratic regimes, it is important to examine not only the style, but the whole procedure and the relevance of local politics that outline the boundaries and planning conditions.

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