How Public Markets Embody Public Values
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Examples of a gradual shift from a society of thoughtless food consumption to resource appreciation and stewardship. Presents the role of a "visual diet" (attractive places) as essential elements in this shift.
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- 2. A contagious shift in values is underway. Pike’s Place Market Seattle
- 3. A shift from thoughtless consumption…
- 4. …to stewardship of resources. Eastern Market Detroit
- 5. A shift from mass-market monotony…
- 6. …to cultivating a vivid identity. Markthal Rotterdam
- 7. This shift will change our visual diet...
- 8. ...as food ignorance is replaced by…
- 9. …learning and appreciation. Artscape Wychwood Barns Toronto
- 10. A shift from anonymous origins… photo: Michael Ottevanger
- 11. …to making personal connections. Artscape Wychwood Barns Toronto
- 12. A shift from rootless generica...
- 13. Santa Catarina Market, Barcelona architect: Eric Miralles & B. Tagliabue photo: Rick Ligthelm on Flickr …to home grown character.
- 14. A shift from disposable construction...
- 15. …to enduring, beloved places. Ferry Building San Francisco
- 16. A shift from alienating food courts...
- 17. …to inviting social spaces. Foodhallen in Amsterdam is a former tram station
- 18. A shift from planned disconnection…
- 19. …to design that promotes interaction.
- 20. A shift from predictably bland…
- 21. Gansevoort Market New York, NY …to food adventures.
- 22. From single purpose supermarkets…
- 23. …to multi-use community hubs... Artscape Wychwood Barns Toronto
- 24. …with diverse benefits. Ed’s Goodbye Party Toronto
- 25. From lonely, draining, meaningless and de-natured...
- 26. …to textured, attractive and vibrant.
- 27. Where can we find enduring public market precedents?
- 28. Middle Eastern souks are human: imperfect and messy, yet organized and purposeful.
- 29. Dutch neighborhood nodes demonstrate variety, flexibility and integration with nature. They promote healthy social life and human connection to a special place.