Culture, Crowding and the pleasure of Complexity; A schizophrenic presentation
Lecture by Gerard Hadders on the pleasure of seeing complexity in urban space
Lecture by Gerard Hadders on the pleasure of seeing complexity in urban space
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Problem#1: <strong>Culture</strong><br />
This difference between seeing <strong>and</strong> looking has been<br />
described many times in science <strong>and</strong> is a thankful topic<br />
in literature <strong>and</strong> art but is generally neglected by <strong>the</strong> design<br />
community since design is very rarely concerned<br />
with looking at <strong>the</strong> ‘whole’ <strong>of</strong> a given environment as<br />
this environment is technically split up between planners,<br />
engineers, architects, industrial designers, media<br />
placement specialists, graffiti painters, greenery l<strong>and</strong>scapers,<br />
house painters, graphic designers <strong>and</strong> so forth<br />
<strong>and</strong> so forth with zoning committees as a kind <strong>of</strong> general<br />
overseers.
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