A map has more restrictions on it: its spaces must correspond proportionally to the world.
If it charged for more of its spaces, perhaps it could get by with issuing fewer tickets.
We need to experience architecture by sensing its spaces, listening to it, touching it and even sitting quietly inside buildings with our eyes closed, but our minds' eyes wide open.
It had no historical reminisces in its details or imagery, but modelled its spaces on particular historical structures it found nearby, such as the bazaar and the fortress.
In "The Dream of the Architect," the pined-for structure is erected in the consciousness of "the Unemployed Architect," so materially real that dancers appear and delineate its spaces by moving around inside it: Now the dream of the Unemployed Architect Turns from the introspective word to the conflict Of idea and reality in active motion.
Hosting was just the first part of that plan, and with its Spaces storage services, for example, it signaled its future plans.
WeWork, the international co-working startup valued upwards of $16 billion as of March 2016, announced in January that it has begun to convert some of its spaces into fully furnished, flexible apartments.
For example, as one of its many measures to see if it's building a strong community in its spaces, WeWork put cameras in its buildings to track whether people are using common areas, like conference rooms.
The case of mega-events, after all, is just one of the most visible aspects of a policy of growing control on the city and its spaces, leading some author to consider it a true process of urban militarisation (Graham [2010]), justified as measures against terrorism, clandestine immigration or simply as a response to increasing worries for the safety of urban spaces.
