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Legibility Politics and Indigenous Urban Public Space Identity: Pocket Space

Legibility Politics and Indigenous Urban Public Space Identity: Pocket Space

Section, elevation and the progress of the whole project

Section, elevation and the progress of the whole project

Expandable pocket pavilions enclose the plaza, accommodating activities such as lectures, markets, information desks, and informal gatherings.

Expandable pocket pavilions enclose the plaza, accommodating activities such as lectures, markets, information desks, and informal gatherings.

Enclosed by a single entrance, this quiet, private, semi-transparent pocket allows outsiders to see occupants without revealing their identities—ideal for casual chats and small group discussions.

Enclosed by a single entrance, this quiet, private, semi-transparent pocket allows outsiders to see occupants without revealing their identities—ideal for casual chats and small group discussions.

Fragmented pockets nestled between the church and office building form a ribbon-like space, while open conversation circles facilitate multiple parallel discussions.

Fragmented pockets nestled between the church and office building form a ribbon-like space, while open conversation circles facilitate multiple parallel discussions.

When the three pockets fold inward, their separate audiences merge into a shared bonfire arena, creating a central stage for speeches, film screenings, ceremonies, and large community gatherings.

When the three pockets fold inward, their separate audiences merge into a shared bonfire arena, creating a central stage for speeches, film screenings, ceremonies, and large community gatherings.