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Retailising Space - Architecture, Retail and the Territorialisation of Public Space (Hardcover, New Ed)
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Retailising Space - Architecture, Retail and the Territorialisation of Public Space (Hardcover, New Ed)
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Over the past few years there has been a proliferation of new kinds
of retail space. Retail space has cropped up just about everywhere
in the urban landscape: in libraries, workplaces, churches and
museums. In short, retail is becoming a more and more manifest part
of the public domain. The traditional spaces of retail, such as
city centres and outlying shopping malls, are either increasing in
size or disappearing, producing new urban types and whole
environments totally dedicated to retail. The creation of these new
retail spaces has brought about a re- and de-territorialisation of
urban public space, and has also led to transformations in urban
design and type of materials used, and even in the logic and ways
through which these design amenities meet the needs of retailers
and/or consumers. This book describes how the retailisation of
public domains affects our everyday life and our use of the built
environment. Taking an architectural and territorial perspective on
this issue, it looks specifically at how retail and consumption
spaces have changed and territorialised urban life in different
ways. It then develops a methodology and a set of concepts to
describe and understand the role of architecture in these
territorial transformations.
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