characteristics of moments from our everyday:
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| DOG | Free roaming | | | |
| ROLLING CHAIR | Directed roaming | | | |
| GUMBOOT | Protective roaming | | |
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| TRAIN | Directed | | | |
| CUP | Delivery | | | |
| COMPUTER | Free roaming | Free roaming | Delivery | |
| DISHES | Cleanliness | Place | | |
| AFTERNOONS | Chill time | Other time Own time | Sunny | Relaxed |
| iPOD | Free roaming (not fixed) | Delivery | Transportation | identity |
| JUMPER | Warmth | Wind protection | | |
| TIN ROOF | Shelter | Phenomenological | Experiential | sound |
Use these characteristics to design a city.
Afternoon: what are the material properties of an "afternoon" site?
Where would you put the afternoon?
If this is a plan of a street, then:
A localized delivery system at the bottom of the hill for internet access, might become a transfer station: cold water moving down hill might capture heat produced by an internet service provider hub, and use that warm water to...warm a green house: transfer of enegry from isp to growing plants. Localised energy production at these sites, related to needs for each part of the day.
Move between days of the week. A circle of hills is a city layout, so that you move gradually from one day to the next.
Hill Friday might have a longer profile to accomodate the larger number of people there, and the delevery systems needed to supply what constitutes Friday, like alcohol, comfy couches, dance music...
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