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  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Acknowledgments
  6. Introduction What Is Public Space?
  7. 1. Public Space as Public Sphere The Front Steps of New York’s City Hall
  8. 2. Art or Lunch? Redesigning a Public for Federal Plaza
  9. 3. Condemning the Public in the New Times Square
  10. 4. Bamboozled? Access, Ownership, and the IBM Atrium
  11. 5. Targeted Publics and Sony Plaza
  12. 6. Trump Tower and the Aesthetics of Largesse
  13. Epilogue After 9/11
  14. Notes
  15. Index

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Acknowledgments

Introduction: What Is Public Space?

1. Public Space as Public Sphere: The Front Steps of New York’s City Hall

2. Art or Lunch? Redesigning a Public for Federal Plaza

3. Condemning the Public in the New Times Square

4. Bamboozled? Access, Ownership, and the IBM Atrium

5. Targeted Publics and Sony Plaza

6. Trump Tower and the Aesthetics of Largesse

Epilogue: After 9/11

Notes

Index

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