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"Itsumademo Tanoshimi" ⍋ The Alps, delivered by freight
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"Itsumademo Tanoshimi" ⍋ The Alps, delivered by freight
What is public space? How is it produced, and why is that production important for our social and political lives?
A city sidewalk. A local library. A park bench. These everyday places shape how we experience community. Public space, though, isn’t always as public as it seems.
In the first episode of JSTOR Daily’s new podcast series, Perspectives on Public Space, host Sara Ivry talks with anthropologist Setha Low about the meaning and value of the spaces we share and how they’re being reshaped by privatization, policing, and architecture designed to exclude.
Setha Low is a Distinguished Professor at the CUNY Graduate Center and the author of Beach Politics: Racial, Social, and Environmental Injustice, just out from NYU Press.
International Conference Centre, Kyoto - Sachio Otani
Completed in 1963 in Kyoto, Japan. The International conference center in Kyoto is a geometric megastructure of exposed, reinforced concrete
albuquerque main library. george pearl, 1975. may 2026
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"Healing Mountain," Junshan Island, Dongting Lake, China,
Studio Duyang
Teotihuacán
