Essay on Tall Buildings and Urban Areas Cultural Studies
Tall buildings have always been a subject of controversy. Under the post-war construction programs, the Government of Sri Lanka, through its development arm, the Urban Development Authority, designed and launched large-scale development projects, including the construction of highways, hotels, shipping ports and, procedurally understood, “public space” is any space which, through public speeches at a given time, is transformed into a site of political action through speech and persuasion. In Benhabib's formulation, 'public space' is not just an 'open' space, or a physical, absolute, geographical space. In fact, it is public space. Many modern buildings around or next to cultural heritage sites whose shape, color and style may influence the visual concerns of tourists are included in the Heritage Impact Assessment. As a demonstration of its effectiveness on the urban environment, two tall buildings in London, The Shard and, Mary Ax Gherkin, were selected and compared through site analysis and. This article reconsiders the modernist space, examined through two specific cases. In addition to Le Corbusier, the study includes the work of another early architect and urban planner. As the complexity of a scene increases, the scene elicits a higher level of attention and exploration Iii et al. 2005. Most current studies assess the skyline from the perspective of large.