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Urban design

the Situationist program for combining arts and techniques to build environments for play and experiment rather than work.

In urban design, unitary urbanism refers to the Situationist program for combining arts and techniques to build environments for play and experiment rather than work. This meaning comes from Knabb (1981) in Situationist International anthology.[1]

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Knabb, K. (Ed. & Trans.). (1981). Situationist International anthology. Bureau of Public Secrets. ISBN 9780939682003

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