Public space

touches on the topic of public space is, “I believe that public space should be intentional: it should be obvious that you belong”. There are many areas of public space on the campus of Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE). The picnic tables outside the tree lounge, the Werwath Mall, the sidewalk and benches outside RWJ and MLH are all examples of public spaces. All of these spaces are beneficial to both the public and students at MSOE, however there is one specific public space on campus, the Werwath

A public space is a space that is generally open and accessible to people. Roads (including the pavement), public squares, and parks are public space. To a limited extent, government buildings which are open to the public, such as public libraries are public spaces, although they tend to have restricted areas and limits on use. The term 'public space' is often misconstrued to mean other things such as “gathering place,” which is an element of the larger concept of social space. Gathering places

In the short essay, “Black Men in Public Space” written by Brent Staples, discusses his own experiences on how he is stereotyped because he is an African American and looks intimidated in “public places” (Staples 225). Staples, an intelligent man that is a graduate student at University of Chicago. Due to his skin complexity, he is not treated fairly and always being discriminated against. On one of his usual nightly walks he encountered a white woman. She took a couple glances at him and soon began

Staples, Black Men and Public Spaces, and Ivan’s, Get a Knife Get a Dog but Get Rid of Guns, are two different stories who barely share any of the same information except for people being in harm. Staple's story about his life experiences of being a man who is feared when walking into a jewelry store seemed different from a woman trying to get pro-gun people to switch to knives instead for their safety. From the two stories, I pulled out one thing in my mind that could pull them together as far as

Dr. Lauren Rosewarne is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne. Her Article Pin-ups in Public Space is an academic piece about the double standard of the allowance of sexist advertisements but outlawing of pin-ups in the workplace. In this essay, I will explain how Rosewarne used rhetoric and evaluate whether she was successful in doing so. She shows the clear similarities both visually of these images but also both of their effects on those

The term public space is used in reference to an area or place that is regarded as accessible to all, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age or socio-economic background. These are spaces where the public can come together for example parks and squares. Spaces that transit communities around the cities are also regarded as public spaces as in pavements and streets. It is usually a place in a particular physical location that creates social ties and it’s referred about as an urban

Cities are full of public spaces, some for walking, some for sitting, and some for standing. These public spaces can be good for just one activity like many sidewalks, or they can be good for all activities like well laid out public parks. Most of the public spaces within a city will be soft edges. Soft edges are the spaces between, in front, and behind buildings. Soft edges may consist of alley ways between buildings, sidewalks in front of buildings, or courtyards behind buildings. Usually

exploring the theme of public space first as a general concept, dissecting what the phrase means and how it’s been used in global conversation. Then, I will give a few examples of how public space manifests itself in the world. For instance, a possible point of discussion could be the North Carolinian act HB2 that requires individuals to use bathrooms that correspond with the sex listed on their birth certificate, a clear discriminatory move against the trans community. “Public space” is a concept integral

While we often move through different spaces in society continuously, many individuals do not necessarily regard the importance of these urban spaces within their daily lives. It is important to consider the definition of public space in order to further explore certain activities that take place within this sphere. According to Mehta (2014), a definition of public space that focuses on the access and use of space, defines this space as “publicly accessible places where people go for group or individual

any forms of social acknowledgement interactions. Though everyone’s actions may appear the same, behavioral patterns and mindsets when interacting and being near strangers in public spaces vary depending on gender. Fear is the main contributor in behavior and what goes through the minds of people when walking in public spaces and limit the amount and the ways that interactions take place with strangers. It has been well established that the specific gender to be more fearful of