Description: Architecture and urban planning define the world we interact with. This has many deep and not always obvious effects ---everything from what we can do in public spaces to the kinds of families we can live with. The cities end up with rarely allow us the flexibility and humanity we want.
Cities, buildings, infrastructure are heavily politicized systems with embodied power structures on many different levels. We can intervene, alter those structures, and create the spaces we need and want. Architecture is generally the domain of the rich and powerful, but it doesn't have to be ---we can intervene and hack the city.
In this talk, we'll explore modern urban power structures and look at different ways we as individuals can subvert the city. We'll move outside the design-culture consumer conversation around architecture and urban futurism, and explore how to change our cities, one brick at a time.
Her second TBA talk will be listed in the program booklet at Notacon
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