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Posted by Desiree
Friday, November 2, 2007, 01:29pm
No, I do not think that one person can change the city alone. In order to do so, large amounts of people would be needed to conduct a wave of change from the current constructs and views of the city. Until the public can be convinced to adopt or at least consider some of the extroadinary points of Jane Jacobs, it is an impossibility for the change to occur. Additionally, it is my belief that architects and planners should be more willing to propose change in the city. Until then, a large majority of people will forever be bent on the cheapest, most near-sited "remedies" to our current urban condition.
No, I do not think that one
Posted by DesireeFriday, November 2, 2007, 01:29pm
No, I do not think that one person can change the city alone. In order to do so, large amounts of people would be needed to conduct a wave of change from the current constructs and views of the city. Until the public can be convinced to adopt or at least consider some of the extroadinary points of Jane Jacobs, it is an impossibility for the change to occur. Additionally, it is my belief that architects and planners should be more willing to propose change in the city. Until then, a large majority of people will forever be bent on the cheapest, most near-sited "remedies" to our current urban condition.