From fan parks to live sites: Mega events and the territorialisation of public space

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From Fan Parks to Live Sites: Mega Events and the Territorialisation of Public Space Professor David McGillivray & Dr Matt Frew

Transcript of From fan parks to live sites: Mega events and the territorialisation of public space

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From Fan Parks to Live Sites: Mega Events and the Territorialisation of Public Space

Professor David McGillivray & Dr Matt Frew

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SECURED

CONTAINED

LEGISLATED

DIRECTED

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Mega sports events effect a gaze across cities demanding the sequestration and territorialisation of civic space

Live Sites resemble striated spaces, or molar lines, of rational governance

Legislative sovereignty is ceded as civic spaces (parks, squares and

streetscapes) become brand assets positioned behind six foot fences and emblazoned with the colourful livery of sponsors

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PLATFORM FOR EXPERIENTIAL CONSUMPTION

ADDITIONAL OLYMPIC REAL ESTATE

SOME ‘LOCAL’ CREATIVE ENGAGEMENT

MEDIATISED

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