There
must have been a time when the people looked forward to the erection of
a new house in town, or even at the edge of town. By town I mean
something akin to a living organism composed of different parts that
work together to make the whole greater than the sum of its parts - that
is, a community. A new building would be expected to add value and
richness to this community, as a new child is eagerly awaited by members
of a family. – James Howard Kunstler, "The Geography of Nowhere: The
Rise and Decline of America's Man-Made Landscape", page 147
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| Baggensgatan - Gamla Stan, Stockholm |
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