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The work became more ambitious as Leibovitz discovered that she wanted to photograph objects as well as rooms and landscapes

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Urban Spaces Alice Schroeder and dominated his court withPublic urban spaces vary widely in type, form and size, encompassing plazas, squares and streetscapes. They serve pedestrians and flaneurs, accommodate street life in all its vibrant variations and represent the cities and towns themselves. On the one hand they are transit spaces or crossroads, while on the other hand they provide opportunities to linger or stage events. This volume features recent projects from all continents, showing the different