Still,
with uncertainty whether it is a “tactical” approach, I decided to open the
question of design solution to the general public. I went back to the concourse at south Broad
St holding a piece of paper with a simple question on it: I would like to see _____ here. To me, the space is like the blank on the
paper waiting to be filled out with answers.
It was not a hard question, and I had 87 people’s answers in one and
half hours.
After
summarizing and diagramming the result, I realized it still covers a broad range
of topics. I don’t think a quantitative
method will offer a good solution, not to mention this is not a big sample to
begin with. So I choose to equalize every idea. It is like
a parking spot with a meter; a cabinet in the locker room; a massage chair with
a coin slot. It is public but not
sharing. It is equal to everyone with a time limit. I call it a space that we can exchange ideas.

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