Open spaces, closed spaces (cont.)

"But parking lots are, in fact, much more than spots to temporarily store cars: they are public spaces that have major impacts on the design of our cities and suburbs, on the natural environment and on the rhythms of daily life. We need to redefine what we mean by “parking lot” to include something that not only allows a driver to park his car, but also offers a variety of other public uses, mitigates its effect on the environment and gives greater consideration to aesthetics and architectural context." - Eran Ben-Joseph

See the rest of the article here.

It seems silly to do an entire post about parking lots, but I really enjoyed this article and I wanted to share it.