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It's strange in Europe, and especially in as dense a city as London, which has a lot of public engagement and interest in spaces. To quote the article: >it’s a
by ivanbakel 9y ago
It's strange in Europe, and especially in as dense a city as London, which has a lot of public engagement and interest in spaces.
To quote the article:
>it’s a very Atlanticist model, seen primarily in North America
- maxerickson 9y agoIn the US the semi public spaces will be concentrated in urban cores. Elsewhere real parks will dominate. Especially in terms of actual use. People might not even realize that some little set aside green space is semi public, whereas municipalities like to advertise their green spaces.