The Postmodern Anti-Cities as New Urban Contemporary Models
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Postmodernity, architecture, city, urbanism, non-places, flâneur
Abstract
Postmodern culture was born as a current to combat the Modern Movement and overcome the severity of the so-called International Style and its architecture. Hence, it is proponed not to enforce any rules or style reasons regarding architecture. This has brought with it a series of urban transformations disconnected from the urban experience that the individual had been having until this moment. They change the time and space of the city to become a mere stage of the society of the spectacle.Downloads
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Barreiro León B. (2017). The Postmodern Anti-Cities as New Urban Contemporary Models. Ángulo Recto. Revista de estudios sobre la ciudad como espacio plural, 8(1 y 2), 83-93. https://doi.org/10.5209/ANRE.56721
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