Public Space Materiality is a theoretical construct that denotes the physical, spatial, and sensory attributes of urban environments in which social practices and cultural meanings are materially instantiated and relationally produced within collectively accessible areas of the city.
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Collective culture and urban public space
The Materiality of Territorial Production
Mattias Kärrholm · Space and Culture · 2007 · 171 citations · Full text
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Lund, Sweden
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