Public Spaces as the Reflection of Society and its Culture

Due to modern urban design approaches, the spatial structure of this site has undergone major changes in the last 70 years. This approach has resulted in a retreat of traditional spatial form and introduced free-form urban space designs since the 1960's. Urban structures have begun to be applied since the 1980s, but urban structures are not so important for large housing periods, compared with other European developed countries. However, the heritage of modernist's way was largely preserved and existed in our city. The "landscape" of disposable commercial areas and family homes, mainly located outside the city boundary, represents the above system. With these structures, people usually use their homes and apartments to show themselves, not the space surrounding them. Therefore, the role of space, the image and personality of people's perception are increasingly important. It is very important to support the unique personality and regional identity of cities and their locations. Urban resident and resident agree with city and urban environment through spatial arrangement. Social sustainability is an integral part of effective urban development. Maintaining the quality of public spaces in urban communities, vibrant cities and short-distance cities is an important pillar of sustainable development. The sense of cultural environment and location is another important aspect of sustainable development. The focus of this paper is on the mapping and evaluation of the Bratislava public space, focusing on social development and cultural value as a factor of their identity.

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Public space is an open environment that creates life and creates life through exchanges with people. Public spaces reflect cultures and can create limits for people who interact in that environment. According to the explanation about Jack Soroman's built environment, "The space of daily life is packed regardless of whether it is public or private, regardless of personal or architectural ... complex By code, we commit or ignore the danger. (392) By symbolic theory of observing architecture, human activities, environment of a place, people spread the space as that space and its extent It reflects a broader area as a whole The Pasadena Old Town on Colorado Avenue is perfect for shopping, dining and business.

From personal space to public space, from the sky to abundance space, from small moment to wide conceptual field of human thought, space uses myriad shapes as a place to reflect self-consciousness . We move and occupy the area of ​​consciousness. I hope that we can establish a new relationship with the world around us. Samuel Rowlett is an artist and writer living in the western part of Massachusetts. Using the route search technique, his work combines performance, sculpture and digital media through painting and painting. His works are widely exhibited and his work is also exhibited in Hyperallergic and Boston Art Journal Big, Red & Shiny. Rowlett has received a scholarship from the Yale School of Art, the Vermont Studio Center, and the Massachusetts Arts and Culture Sculpture Committee.