A Reflection of Culture Within the Public Space

People face several challenges when moving to new cities. First of all, please do not talk about the facts you just moved. The second is to get rid of some of the customs accepted in your culture, which is not very popular with your new address (such as talking about your behavior). The third is to avoid constant comparison

However, here we use this opportunity to soak in guilty pleasures and compare my house with the previous address.

Landscape design and structural rules can tell us a lot about the culture of the place. I was surprised that the regulations of the United States and the regulations that formed at least the past landscape were more generous than those previously dealt with in Israel.

When I first saw the slide above, I visited Dolores Park in San Francisco in 2013. It pulled my attention: a real slide was built on the slope, and anyone could climb and ride. When I got home, I could not stop talking about slides. I showed a picture of a colleague's park, Israel's current rules prevent everyone from building a playground on the slope. In fact, designers can not design anything more than 2 feet without fence.

Kindergarten of Albany, California without security guards and handrails. Each staircase has a different shape and size, the stone is not connected to the ground, the floor coverings are not flat.

After visiting the Dolores park for a few days I noticed that it was burning in Nevada, and I found some of my best friends in one of the many temporary buildings built for the desert festival I finally watched climbing. Every minute they are worried that they are falling from death to death. I feel innovative: to recognize the essential and obvious dangers of design

Surprisingly, even such ingenious buildings can exist - its impossibility in my home country is clearly a contrast between "here" and "place". At that time, I found myself lacking an important concept of American culture and its related economy, ie ideal of self-responsibility. I am also confused. On the one hand, the United States is a "free country", on the other hand the threat of being sued is the real possibility.

Caltech There is no place surrounded by a guard rail or fence with a bridge over water and turtle pond on campus. Tourists are responsible for preventing falls

Although I am not an American historian or political expert, as a recent transplant, in comparison with social democracy in particular, I can judge how the value of self-responsibility has an adverse effect on the safety of the public space I will. But as the San Francisco gigantic slide and the imaginative "burning people" structure all show, there should be a bright side to the "risk and self-sufficiency" society.

The existence and plan of public space is more closely tied to democratic value. Regional culture, structure and social stratification reflect the planning, management and use of public spaces. As Ben Rogers pointed out, urban space has become more diverse, society has become more equal, prosperous, and democratic. This statement is based on the definition of public space, that is, free, free and democratic environment. Good public places reflect diversity, encourage people to live comfortably together, create conditions necessary for permanent living, and invite people to the city. The vitality of the universe attracts people. Ensuring this vitality is the possibility of enjoying urban space in various ways. Public Space Project (PPS), a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people create and maintain public spaces

This document presents important information for the future of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd Conference Venue Conference and reflects the principles of the "Public Space Charter" and the UN Habitat Global Public Space Toolkit. These seven pieces of information focus on the role and value of public places and public places. Street, alley, square, park, playground, garden, square, public facilities and location. Public spaces are cities where anyone can enter and go in and public spaces are social and culturally important cities. Both are places for public events, from informal markets and regional festivals, to civic events and official ceremonies. The future of the location confirms the role of public space as a connecting network for the growth and prosperity of healthy cities and human solutions. Public spaces enable synergy and communication, creativity and happiness, and transfer of knowledge and skills