Lights

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Lights
This Project is OPEN.
School / Office
Technology & Design
Department
Computer Systems Technology
Category
College, Staff, Student
Project Description

New York City prioritizes wealthy neighborhoods over poor neighborhoods. The quality of public lighting indicates which neighborhoods are more important to the city. In other words, the built environment reflects quality perceptions. The ability of light to characterize space as appealing or unappealing exacerbates already existing divides between rich and poor. It maintains the negative stigma associated with public housing and other low-income areas.

Project Contact
Oliver M

Acknowledgements

This project was created by: Oliver M

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