Larger flows of expertise, power and resources overwrite the city, and changed urban landscapes reshape citizens' relations to larger collectives, political directionalities and responsibilities (Massey 2007).
Horne's developments aren't just gaudy and expensive; they're weapons aimed at reshaping urban refuges for human difference into nodes for profit.
While also noting larger changes looming — such as electric and autonomous cars — which promise to even more radically reshaping urban infrastructure in the coming years.
In addition, urban policies and designs for pedestrian-friendly urban settings have become a dominant paradigm to reshape urban environments.
Globally, large-scale high-speed rail drives regional metropolitan area changes [5] at the macrolevel, while on a mesoscale urban metro systems also reshape the urban form [6].
The two architects are among a vanguard of young entrepreneurs intent on reshaping personal urban transport.
Results indicate that artisans, residing in a distinct city district, were instrumental in transforming the city, both spatially and socially, during an expansion phase, reshaping the urban plan and transforming its demographics.
This study asks four questions: (1) how are nonprofit arts organizations becoming more entrepreneurial in property development, (2) how are nonprofit arts organizations reshaping the urban landscape through development partnerships, (3) how are nonprofit arts developers responding to the 2008 economic crash, and (4) how does PAD align with new thinking on downtown development alliances?
But the city's landscape has changed dramatically in the last few years, part of a demographic shift reshaping the urban cores of major American cities.
For Obrist, it is a robust analogue, whether he applies it to the work of the curator or to the reshaping of urban centers.
