Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context

Temporary markets are often perceived as places that possess a sense of localness. They may seem to exist on spontaneity and chaos, but in fact rely on certain infrastructures and conditions that enable them to operate. However, as developments continue to progress in cities and suburbs, there will...

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Main Authors: Zakariya, Khalilah, Ware, SueAnne, Helsel, Sand
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Language:English
Published: CG Publisher 2012
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spelling iium-271272012-12-21T08:36:46Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/27127/ Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context Zakariya, Khalilah Ware, SueAnne Helsel, Sand G Geography (General) HM621 Culture NA9000 Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying Temporary markets are often perceived as places that possess a sense of localness. They may seem to exist on spontaneity and chaos, but in fact rely on certain infrastructures and conditions that enable them to operate. However, as developments continue to progress in cities and suburbs, there will be inevitable changes in lifestyle, mobility and values of public spaces. Temporary markets will be, if they are not already, under pressure from the processes of urbanisation. With these changes expected to happen, how can temporary markets continue to develop with their rich experiential qualities? This paper explores strategies to accommodate prospective temporary markets in Putrajaya, Malaysia, given the condition that the markets are temporary and will have to be relocated in the future. The study employed techniques of observation, mapping, personal experiences and speculative design propositions to understand and test different ways of how the markets might operate in a changing context. The findings revealed that the operations of temporary markets need to be adapted to its context, through choreographing the flows of its spaces, users and activities, and the provision of specific hard and soft infrastructures. The planning of a market involves strategies at multiple scales. CG Publisher 2012 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/27127/2/ABSTRACT_Spaces_and_Flows__An_International_Journal_of_Urban_and_ExtraUrban_Studies_%C2%BB_Choreographing_the_Everyday_Feast__Accommodating_Malaysian_Temporary_Markets_in_a_Changing_Context.pdf Zakariya, Khalilah and Ware, SueAnne and Helsel, Sand (2012) Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context. Spaces and Flows: An International Journal of Urban and ExtraUrban Studies, 2 (3). pp. 239-260. ISSN 2152-7857 http://ijf.cgpublisher.com/product/pub.203/prod.103
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topic G Geography (General)
HM621 Culture
NA9000 Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying
spellingShingle G Geography (General)
HM621 Culture
NA9000 Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying
Zakariya, Khalilah
Ware, SueAnne
Helsel, Sand
Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context
description Temporary markets are often perceived as places that possess a sense of localness. They may seem to exist on spontaneity and chaos, but in fact rely on certain infrastructures and conditions that enable them to operate. However, as developments continue to progress in cities and suburbs, there will be inevitable changes in lifestyle, mobility and values of public spaces. Temporary markets will be, if they are not already, under pressure from the processes of urbanisation. With these changes expected to happen, how can temporary markets continue to develop with their rich experiential qualities? This paper explores strategies to accommodate prospective temporary markets in Putrajaya, Malaysia, given the condition that the markets are temporary and will have to be relocated in the future. The study employed techniques of observation, mapping, personal experiences and speculative design propositions to understand and test different ways of how the markets might operate in a changing context. The findings revealed that the operations of temporary markets need to be adapted to its context, through choreographing the flows of its spaces, users and activities, and the provision of specific hard and soft infrastructures. The planning of a market involves strategies at multiple scales.
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author Zakariya, Khalilah
Ware, SueAnne
Helsel, Sand
author_facet Zakariya, Khalilah
Ware, SueAnne
Helsel, Sand
author_sort Zakariya, Khalilah
title Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context
title_short Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context
title_full Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context
title_fullStr Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context
title_full_unstemmed Choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating Malaysian temporary markets in a changing context
title_sort choreographing the everyday feast: accommodating malaysian temporary markets in a changing context
publisher CG Publisher
publishDate 2012
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/27127/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/27127/
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