Normality - Festival of Regions 2009
In the spaces into which cities extend, the planning potential in politics and society overlap with how people plan their lives. At the point where master plan meets home improvement, in everyday life situated between parking management and the desire for recreational spaces, permeated by hopes of improving one‘s social status and the fear of losing it, historical and topical ideas about communal well-being and society intersect with the daily struggle to live a good life.
The perimeters of cities are no longer oriented primarily toward the city centres. On the contrary, the supposed peripheral position extends the radius of locals´ options to offers made in the commercial zones and far into the rural areas. Urban promises of happiness and freedom have been transformed here into prefabricated packages including options for recreation close to nature combined with transportation links with the urban infrastructure. In fields and […]