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Making the city: re-assembling spaces of manufacturing

Florence Graezer Bideau, Marc Laperrouza, Monique Stéphanie Bolli, Clément Luc Guillaume Renaud
2017
Conference paper

Abstract

This introductory paper questions how urban places emerging from the maker movement are re-assembling spatial settings in cities, with the example of the Shenzhen/Hong-Kong area. We discuss how the growing importance of assemblage in manufacturing processes may produce new urban forms, while possibly leading to standardized and risky technocratic projects.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/257977?ln=en

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