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The landscape of power refers to the psychical surroundings, social practices and their symbolic representation. In landscapes of power, interactions are taking place between ‘space of flows’ (global markets) and ‘space of places’ (local place). The economic and political power influence how these interactions take place. These powerful institutions and networks can weaken, reshape and displace the view of the local place which is also discussed in question 1. This process is shown in the landscapes
graphic design gives identity to a brand in retail design. Thesis Statement Most retail stores lack authentic identity that represents the brand story with an experience that connects customers and the physical environment. The thesis explores the importance of integrating branding as a process to the architectural design features that gives identity to a retail space. The physical space communicates the brand story while creating an authentic experience through environmental graphic design (EGD), specifically
this paper is that I want to explore Kansas City s character and how the dominant culture in the city relates to the gay community. Citizens view the city as the archetypal Midwestern city, and I think this is more than an inflated sense of self-importance. Cultural references to Kansas City suggest its significance, which plays a large part in the formation of citizens identity. During the flood of 1951 Norman Rockwell, who purposely accentuated the wholesome Americana prevalent in the Midwest, offered
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CHAPTER TWO: LITERARTURE REVIEW 2.1 Introduction Urban Development is the science of managing and directing city growth with respects to the discipline of land utilization planning which explores a very wide range of aspects of the built and social environments. Urban development process is a highly complicated process containing various phases. As a main core of the process, urban design gives numbers of proposed plans that are called alternatives. It is worthy to mention that the decision making