Tag Archives: Urban Hacking

Urban Hacking (4): Hacking structuring space

Posted on 27/09/2012 by geobrand

by Hanna Lutz I stop at red traffic lights. I walk on the sidewalk instead in the middle of the traffic. At night I choose the illuminated path instead of the dark one. I (usually) don’t enter “No trespassing” areas. And … Continue reading →

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Urban Hacking (3): Hacking Advertising Space

Posted on 17/09/2012 by geobrand

By Hanna Lutz “Ιmages and characters hang, stick and flap whereever we look. Advertising on advertising pillars and billboards, on bus stops and in buses, ads in elevators, on taxi roofs, on sidewalks, advertising on the highest high-rise buildings […] Advertising … Continue reading →

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Urban Hacking as a Quality Management Tool to guarantee high-value Public Space (2): Hacking privatised space

Posted on 02/08/2012 by geobrand

by Hanna Lutz Public space is public space. I myself like to consider it as space not only accessible for the public (if this is ensured at all), but in the first place being made and maybe even protected by the … Continue reading →

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Urban Hacking as a Quality Management Tool to guarantee high-value Public Space (1): The end of Public Space?!

Posted on 19/07/2012 by geobrand

by Hanna Lutz The “end of public space” is proclaimed often. Urban researchers complain about increasing and omnipresent surveillance methods in as well as extensive privatization of public areas. The discussion about the decline in public space also focuses on … Continue reading →

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