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Elizabeth Grierson and Kristen Sharp (2013)

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(Elizabeth Grierson & Kristen Sharp, 2013)

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Benjamin, W. (2002), The Arcades Project, Harvard University Press

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Rose.G (2012) 'Visual methodologies' p320

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... copulation, pregnancy, birth, growth, old age, disintegration, dismemberment. All these in their direct material aspect are the main elements in the system of the grotesque image. They are contrary to the classic images of the finished, completed man, cleansed, as it were, from all the scoriae of birth and development.

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... copulation, pregnancy, birth, growth, old age, disintegration, dismemberment. All these in their direct material aspect are the main elements in the system of the grotesque image. They are contrary to the classic images of the finished, completed man, cleansed, as it were, from all the scoriae of birth and development.

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Carolyn Steel, Hungry City, 2008

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"Wouldn't it be interesting if there were only one typeface in the world? Designers would really have to think about the idea behind their designs instead of covering it up with fancy typefaces." 

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"Wouldn't it be interesting if there were only one typeface in the world? Designers would really have to think about the idea behind their designs instead of covering it up with fancy typefaces." 

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Erik Kessels (2011)

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Culture, it is argued, is not so much a set of things - novels and paintings or TV programmes or comics - as a process, a set of practices. Rose (2007)

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"Type can be quiet, loud, brash, understated, but ultimately, it can be unexpected." Ambrose/ Harris (2011)

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Florida, R (2008) "who's your city?". Basic Books, Persus book group, New York, US.

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Florida, R (2008) "who's your city?". Basic Books, Persus book group, New York, US.

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Vaughan, L. (2015) Suburban Urbanities: suburbs and the Life of the high street. UCL

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Claval,P (1984) 'Urban Space & Freedom'. International Political Science Review, 5 (2) pp 147 - 160

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Claval,P (1984) 'Urban Space & Freedom'. International Political Science Review, 5 (2) pp 147 - 160

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Tormey, J. (2013). Cities and Photography. Oxon: Routledge

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"THEN WE GOT HOOKED AND REALISED WE HAD ON OUR DOORSTEPS WHAT MANY HAVE TRAVELLED THE WORLD TO EXPERIENCE" ingrid rasmussen / anthony webb

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“We tend to assume cities have to be monumental or mechanical, but the is every possibility of biomorphic cities being developed in the future.”
Darran Anderson

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"Brassai was fascinated by the invisible and the unconscious.But he was also captivated by random scenes which he happened on in the course of his walks and encounters."

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"Brassai was fascinated by the invisible and the unconscious.But he was also captivated by random scenes which he happened on in the course of his walks and encounters."

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Gautrand

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"because photographs fragment space, they are more likely to reinforce illusion than reveal underlying practical realities." - Lefebvre 1991 pg 91 Cities and Photography, Jane Tormey

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"If you want to scare someone, leave three snakes in their room. But if you really want to get their attention, put two snakes in their room and leave a note to say that you left three"

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"Contrasting social and political opinions on what the cities edges are for" - Ashley Dhanani

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"And the original inhabitants - both human and non-human - were driven out with brick, steel and concrete structures were erected and the earth was paved over."

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Angular Distortion, Aesthetica

Serbian artist Nikola Olic (b.1974) reimagines environments as disprientating and dimensionless.

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"planners today are not free to do or think as they please in part (indeed, only in part) because of constraints their procedures have put in place ....."