Tomas Wikström
... cities, architecture and the everyday /städer, arkitektur och vardagsliv
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Example 1: Entré Malmö and the production of back streetsEntré Malmö is a recent development at the edge of the city centre, thus between the traditional city and its peripheries. This, together with the fact that this project introduces a quite specific urban order, makes the case relevant to discuss as an example of urban responsivity. Do we see here the return of blind ground floors and single-entrance buildings, i.e. structures that are relatively closed to th urban web and offer few spots of interaction and communication?
To be continued...
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Ubiquitous computing and social media Keep updated Gatans gränssnittLite tillspetsat i journalistisk anda – men mina tankar kring spår och markerngar på stadens väggar som uttryck för konkret demokrati presenteras bland nyheterna på Malmö högskolas webbplats. In Swedish only: News about my thoughts on "the responsive city" on the Malmö University website.
A subtle revolutionSome thoughts about video calling going mobile: video interaction phase three. Du har rätt att sätta spår!"Det offentliga rummet. Ett begrepp som stöts och blöts. Men vad är det egentligen för rum som är offentligt? Och vad innehåller det? Vad är det som får ta plats och vilken plats tar det? " I den första artikeln av tre i Malmö fria tidning är det jag som intervjuas av Danina Mahmutovic, frilansjournalist som studerar journalistik på Skurups folkhögskola.
San Francisco work and leisure15-17 December 2009 I visited San Francisco and, more precisely, the Mission where my sister lives. Apart from just being a tourist, I spent quite a lot of time taking pictures of all the varieties of markings that are so abundant in the Mission district. I documented everything from large and permanent murals (if that is the right word for paintings on wood sometimes covering whole buildings) to hasty and short-lived drawings. I also found types that were completely new for me. The Mission really has walls that talks — the responsivity of its streets is almost too much. More about this later on! K-märkning av / national monument protection of GRAFFITIEtt seminarium om graffiti, fysisk planering
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