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Design dimensions
of consumption
Buildings and locations for consumption
follow the rules of the market. Consumption
spaces in a city are in the hands of
developers, investors and banks, as well as
city governments, regulating the use of
private and public space. As a rule, city
governments and local administrations do
not have much infl uence on the design of
consumption spaces, once they have given
public approval for city development concepts
or accepted an investment project in
principle. In conservation areas only, they
can and do exert strong design control in
order to protect the urban heritage and
the native spirit of a city. The regulation
of consumption locations and spaces is a
key determinant in city building processes.
While consumption habits and patterns
are slowly converging across cultural traditions
and boundaries, regulatory frameworks
for consumption spaces still differ
from country to country, with manifold
implications on location, design and accessibility
rules.
Public debates regarding the location
and types of spaces of consumption in
the city region mainly center around two
discourses:
1 There is the discourse about the role
of consumption for revitalizing the
central city. This discourse is often
linked to re-urbanization phenomena
and to strategies of urban
containment.
2 There is the debate on identity and
image and on the role of city branding
and the theming of consumption
spaces, which some times includes a
debate over international versus local
styles in urban design.
Obviously these two discourse arenas in
urban development processes are highly
interrelated and have complex mutual im -
plications. Though with different emphasis,
the discourses vary depending on the
socio-cultural traditions, economic conditions,
political and administrative milieus,
and academic discourses present in a particular
region or country.
Design dimensions
of consumption
Buildings and locations for consumption
follow the rules of the market. Consumption
spaces in a city are in the hands of
developers, investors and banks, as well as
city governments, regulating the use of
private and public space. As a rule, city
governments and local administrations do
not have much infl uence on the design of
consumption spaces, once they have given
public approval for city development concepts
or accepted an investment project in
principle. In conservation areas only, they
can and do exert strong design control in
order to protect the urban heritage and
the native spirit of a city. The regulation
of consumption locations and spaces is a
key determinant in city building processes.
While consumption habits and patterns
are slowly converging across cultural traditions
and boundaries, regulatory frameworks
for consumption spaces still differ
from country to country, with manifold
implications on location, design and accessibility
rules.
Public debates regarding the location
and types of spaces of consumption in
the city region mainly center around two
discourses:
1 There is the discourse about the role
of consumption for revitalizing the
central city. This discourse is often
linked to re-urbanization phenomena
and to strategies of urban
containment.
2 There is the debate on identity and
image and on the role of city branding
and the theming of consumption
spaces, which some times includes a
debate over international versus local
styles in urban design.
Obviously these two discourse arenas in
urban development processes are highly
interrelated and have complex mutual im -
plications. Though with different emphasis,
the discourses vary depending on the
socio-cultural traditions, economic conditions,
political and administrative milieus,
and academic discourses present in a particular
region or country.
