
Urban Squares
Spatio-temporal Studies of Design and Everyday Life in the Öresund Region
- 144 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
Urban Squares
Spatio-temporal Studies of Design and Everyday Life in the Öresund Region
About this book
Studies of Urban Squares suggests a specific and fresh take on agorology - the study of urban squares. The approach is one of recording everyday life and focusing on different ways to describe and investigate the public life and space of urban squares. The book comprises four empirical case studies of squares focusing especially on the urban material culture and spatio-temporal changes of these squares. The squares are all located in the metropolitan and transnational Öresund region in Denmark and Sweden, a region that has gone through extensive transformations during the last couple of decades. The compilation of cases suggest different ways of addressing spatio-temporal aspects of the everyday life of urban squares, and helps us to see how the everyday life of squares plays an important part in the production of public space.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Title Page
- Half Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- 1: Introduction: An Agorology of everyday life - Mattias Kärrholm
- 2: The main square revisited: A Comparison of daily usage of Stortorget, Malmö, between 1978 and 2013 - Mattias Kärrholm
- 3: Discrete architectures: Rhythms of public eating in Värnhemstorget in Malmö - Paulina Prieto de la Fuente
- 4: Temporal agency and the gradual privatization of a public square: The renewal of slussplan, Malmö - Gunnar Sandin
- 5: The fragmentary demand: Superkilen In Nørrebro - Ida Sandström
- Acknowledgements
- About the authors