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???? Where in the UK is this Viewbear? Our Viewbears have been busy exploring all kinds of amazing locations! Recently, one of our Viewbears visited a stunning spot known for its rich history and vibrant culture. From city apartments to charming countryside homes, this location offers a fantastic range of properties. Here’s a hint: this city is famous for its legendary outlaw and is a hub for innovation and education. Can you guess where our Viewbear is? Drop your guesses in the comments below! #Viewbears #PropertyViewing #RealEstate #ExploreWithUs

GM Fam ???? Digital Twins: A Journey Through the Virtual Pyne Castle ?? Pyne Castle, a magnificent historic building, has been transformed into an impressive virtual gallery. With great attention to detail and based on original plans, we have faithfully recreated the building digitally. ?? But we were not content with a mere reproduction. We took the opportunity to give free rein to our creativity. Inspired by our client's visions and dreams, we added elements that would be almost unimaginable in the real world. ?? But don't just take our word for it; come and see for yourself. ?? What kind of secret room would you build under your house? ???♂??? #virtualreallity #digitaltwin #digitaltwins

Did you know Nashville has its own superhero landmark? Meet the "Batman Building"! Officially known as the AT&T Building, this 33-story skyscraper towers over the city with a design that might remind you of a certain caped crusader's mask. Completed in 1994, the building's distinctive twin spires and striking architecture have turned it into one of Nashville's most recognizable and photographed sites. It's not just a building; it's a piece of pop culture nestled right in the heart of Music City. Whether you're a tourist snapping photos or a local admiring our skyline, the Batman Building is a testament to Nashville’s vibrant and creative vibe. Ever wondered how Gotham would look if it had a soundtrack of country music? Look no further than downtown Nashville! https://lnkd.in/gU3cMGt5 #SimpliHOM #NashvilleHomes #MusicCityRealEstate #NashvilleRealty #NashvilleHomeSearch #NashvilleProperties #TNHomeBuyers #MusicCityHomes #NashvilleListings #NashvilleLiving #NashvilleDreamHomes

Looking for a contemporary twist to the traditional park experience? The Lawn On D is the answer. This innovative public space is redefining outdoor fun in Boston. Located in the thriving Waterfront District, The Lawn On D offers a blend of interactive art installations, engaging events, and leisure activities. From swing sets that glow to live music to various seasonal activities, this space is a modern urban oasis that appeals to both the young and the young at heart.??? photo credits: @boston_uncovered #bostonrealestate #bostonhomes #bostonluxuryhomes #homesellinginnewton #sellingnewton #newtonma #newtonrealtor #newtonhomes #brooklinerealestate #newtonrealestate #newtonluxuryhomes #brooklinehomes #brooklineluxuryhomes

Are you looking to learn more about how to do better ethically in concerns to public art and how equitable spaces and placemaking intertwine? Street art is everywhere and more and more we're drifting from what's good to what's instagrammable. Are your briefs creating barriers to entry for the people already living in your neighbourhoods? The thing with accessible formats such as murals is that research about what's good and just is falling by the wayside. As Rocking Chair Riot I can research, advise or work on public art plans, or I can work with you to teach you how to do better. #streetart #placemaking #publicart https://lnkd.in/eUAv6Hck

Forget fancy museums, there's a whole art movement happening right on the streets! We're talking about street art, those bold murals, stencils, and installations that transform everyday spaces into open-air galleries. But street art is more than just colorful walls – it's a powerful voice that can: ??? Spark Conversations: Street art can tackle tough social issues, from poverty and inequality to environmental concerns. These vibrant messages make people stop, think, and discuss what matters. ???????? Build Community Pride: When local artists transform a neglected alleyway into a masterpiece, it fosters a sense of ownership and pride. Suddenly, a community sees itself reflected in the art, creating a stronger bond. ? Empower the Voiceless: Street art can be a platform for marginalized voices to be heard. Artists who might not have access to traditional galleries can share their stories and perspectives with the whole world. ? Beautify Our Cities: Let's face it, a drab concrete wall isn't exactly inspiring. Street art injects a dose of creativity and color into urban landscapes, making our cities more vibrant and interesting places to be. So next time you're strolling down the street, take a look around! You might discover a hidden masterpiece that not only brightens your day but also challenges you to think differently about the world around you. What's your favorite piece of street art and how did it make you feel? #StreetArt #UrbanArt #ArtForThePeople

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What does it mean when social interactions are increasingly shaped by consumer expectations? Spaces like the Freezer Theater and CBGB offered communities the freedom to define themselves, without the constraints of brand identity. I had the unique experience of being part of these venues. The Freezer was the starting point for Detroit’s hardcore scene, which evolved into industrial music and eventually into Detroit Techno. CBGB, initially conceived as a country and bluegrass venue, transformed into the birthplace of New York’s punk and new wave movements. What made these spaces special was their ambiguity—an open-endedness that was essential to fostering creative movements and meaningful rites of passage. Today’s commercial venues subtly dictate how people socialize, tying interactions to consumer behavior. As designers and urban planners, we should be asking if this trend is stifling creativity. How do we create spaces that encourage genuine human connection, not mediated by commercial interests? What happens when our cultural identities are formed within environments that prioritize consumption over expression? In the past, spaces like the Freezer were accessible to all. They were low-cost, inclusive, and encouraged anyone with a desire to explore and create. But today’s third spaces—curated parks, branded pop-up events, and commercial gathering spots—often require a financial buy-in, pushing away those who can’t afford to participate. This trend risks making cities more exclusive, where only those with disposable income can engage in the social life of the urban landscape. Should urban planners be thinking more critically about accessibility? What kinds of spaces can we design that foster diversity and inclusivity without the weight of commercial expectation? We also need to consider the impact of this shift on how culture is produced. In unprogrammed spaces, culture emerges organically, shaped by the people who inhabit it. The Freezer was a catalyst for Detroit’s industrial scene because it allowed for risk-taking and boundary-pushing. In a world where social spaces are increasingly brand-oriented, are we losing the environments that allow new cultural movements to form? Are we creating cities where creativity is constrained by the limits of consumer brands and programming? As urban planners and designers, it’s time to rethink what third spaces can be in the modern city. Instead of relying on the commercial model that has come to dominate, we should be exploring ways to create environments that encourage spontaneity, diversity, and true community-building. Can we find a way to design urban environments that foster the raw, unfiltered energy that once made these spaces possible? The answers to these questions will shape the future of our cities and determine whether they remain places where creativity can thrive.

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