Ryan Waller is a partner at Other Means, a Brooklyn-based graphic design studio working with architects, artists, curators, editors, institutions, and schools.
OASE 77 asks whether programmed public space can truly be called public. “Is there a cultural value in preserving public space for the long-term future in the face of the short-term need for more spaces that feed our patterns of consumption?“ 002 Editorial 009 The Temporalities of the Public Sphere 021 Public Realm, Public Space An Architectural Reading of ’The Human Condition’ 032 Unauthorised Urban Thoughts Private and Public Practices within Urban Space 043 Artefacts, Oeuvre and Atmosphere Applying Lefebvre’s Spatial Thinking in Urban Design 058 Artefacts, Oeuvre and Atmosphere Applying Lefebvre’s Spatial Thinking in Urban Design 071 Why Berlin’s…
