Protection - means to defend
opportunities - means to progress
Protect people from
- Natural environment (weather)
- Other people and their intentions (conflict)
- Social obligations (privacy)
Provide opportunities for
- Making and using
- Thinking and reflecting
- Thinking and taking actions
- Selling and buying
- Presenting and watching
- Sharing and collaborating
Need to taking into account the number of people space, facility, logistics
1 - The locals close off the road and draw games on the street. Is able to be washed up afterwards. Letting the locals program their own spaces
Provide the platform for people and allow them to expand on it. I don't think you need to design everything right down to the detail, but you provide them with a space or an object or something different and let them play their own ideas on it. Sometimes you might not take into account the way will use it properly, therefore you design something that wont be used to the fullest potential.
2 - Rather than just being a front yard, the loacls usie it a as a community, meeting and relaxing space. Alot of community interaction seen where other places would be deserted or soley thoroughfare
like the lecture says, Using architecture as an instigator. Provide the first block and let everyone build on it from their. The people know what they want the best or how they are going to use it the most.
3 - The kids design their own block set ups ad play games with their imaginations. No adult could mimic and design for a child's imagination
Images from
1 + 2 http://www.greenpointnews.com/news/4605/bedford-avenue-rethinks-its-public-space
3http://kristin-senseofwonder.blogspot.com.au/2012/01/blocks-rock.html
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