Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Designing in public lecture- Laura Paterson
Today I went to a lecture by a lady who studied architechture and
currently works for URBED (urbanism, environment and design). She told
us they had recently designed a bus tour for the public which takes
people around Manchester and gives a talk about its history - I thought
this would be quite good for me as i am focusing on Cities. She also
talked about the density of Manchester and how in the past flats were
demolished and rebuilt.
We were told about Jeanne Van Heswick who designed 'The resistance of
small happiness'. This was a huge horse shoe shaped table he made so
that people in the town could gather round and socialise at BBQ's etc. I
like the idea of different people in cities and towns coming together
as i think it creates a contrast between rich and poor, old and young
etc.
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