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Urban design

the reading, from Koolhaas, of Manhattan as an unwritten theory of the city that celebrates density and stacked, unpredictable programs.

In urban design, culture of congestion refers to the reading, from Koolhaas, of Manhattan as an unwritten theory of the city that celebrates density and stacked, unpredictable programs. This meaning comes from Koolhaas (1978) in Delirious New York.[1]

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Koolhaas, R. (1978). Delirious New York. Oxford University Press. Open Library record

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