"Space is intrinsically political. That is, it is a medium for the distribution of power, rights, fantasy, and pleasure. In an age increasingly dominated by issues of shortage, inequality, and the corporate manipulation of desire, space--and the city in particular--is the territory on which the struggle for good lives and good planetary citizenship must be waged."
By Michael Sorkin, Professor of Architecture and director of the graduate program in urban design at the City College of New York in Unpacking My Library: Architects and Their Books.
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