Thank you Alejandro for an interesting text! And Brian and Teddy!
After reading all those posts regarding the city and it's possibilities and
challenges I was thinking about the origin of the cities. Who made the
cities and for whom the cities were built? I think I need to go to Diegos
rich text
On 03/28/2012 04:52 AM, Ala Plastica wrote:
In contrast to this idea of natural understanding, an intervention in
the environment is often conceived as an occupation based on the idea of
transport corridors. In this way, zones are divided according to
economic interests and the imagery is
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In contrast to this idea of natural understanding, an intervention
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On 03/28/2012 04:52 AM, Ala Plastica wrote:
In contrast to this idea of natural understanding, an intervention
Latin America: Reconnecting Urban
Policyand the Collective's Imagination
On 03/28/2012 04:52 AM, Ala Plastica wrote:
In contrast to this idea of natural understanding, an intervention in
the environment is often conceived as an occupation based on the idea of
transport corridors. In this way
