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SOME IDEAS FOR BETTER CITIES

anthropology everydayness English friendly public space urbanism architecture

Several related architects and artists gathered over the plate so that each presented their current projects. Presentation is mainly related to the artistic intervention in public space and its current perception. Overall, one could summarize the symposium, the food was great,  artists haven’t penetrated  the problems of urban so much and for architects the contemporary art is  a fun for leisure.

artistsKatrin Klitzke, Markus Bader, Gabu Heindl, Christoph Heinemann, Corbalan Mauricio, David Kašpar, Ivan Kroupa, Matthias Rick, Jiří Příhoda, Igor Kovačević, Hans Venhuizen
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anthropologyeverydaynessEnglish friendlypublic spaceurbanismarchitecture
castHans Venhuizen, Katrin Klitzke, Markus Bader, Gabu Heindl, Christoph Heinemann, Corbalan Mauricio, David Kašpar, Ivan Kroupa, Matthias Rick, Jiří Příhoda, Igor Kovačević
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categoryLectures
published8. 6. 2010
languageČesky / English
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David Přílučík
“I’m surprised how playful people are” my mom said when she saw a neighbor selling agricultural machines, horses, and eventually the entire farm just to be able to spend the whole day at the slot machine. Such “playfulness” is gradually emerging today in almost every area of ​​education, work and leisure. For this tendency, the term gamification, which is predominantly designed from the perspective of service marketing, has come to life. The game is defined, among other things, as “the role of a voluntary control system in which opposing forces are restricted by procedures and rules to produce an imbalance.”