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3.6 4. Peopl e=4=6 =4=4=2=64+4+2+6=16 4+4+2+2+6=18 4+4+2+2+6=18 4+4+2+2+2+6=20TypesType AType BPl ans 1F 2F B1 B2i APPENDIX[ i01 ][ i02 ][ i03 ]{]|)|j5hl HHllHWeegeeArthur Fellig (Coney Island Beach, 4pm, July28, 1940)Silver PrintSpencer Museum of ArtUniversity of KansasMore About Coney Island // SEE Rem Koolhaas, Coney Island: The Technology of the Fantastc, Delirious New York , The Monacelli Press, 1994, p.28-79More About Island // SEE APPENDIX of this issue./// COVER PICTURE /// IslandNoun.1 a piece of land surrounded by water. sides.'ISLAND The active reaction to a city without direction, with no capacity for renovation, in the face of a megacity that is formed or in the process of formation, is the creation of island-cities. Island-cities are new settlement in the territory, in non urban surrounds, that institute a new use in the territory, such as leisure centres, business parks,shopping complexes, residential areas, or a combination of several of the above, on the premise that it is a private, reserved place with access restricted to the owners or to people who identify themselves and pay a sum to be, for a period of time,inhabitants of this new artificial surround.These islands, with their defined perimeter, situatedin the amorphous territorial magma, strategically select their location in the territory on the basis of criteria of ease of access, surroundings and climate.It is a similar process to that of the founding of cities in the past.Except in the case of theme parks, all the functions generated by these island-cities are the same as those of traditional cities. But the quality of lifeoffered by the latter is not enough for certain social classes that are capable of organizing an environment in accordance with their needs.In these case, the city may find itself immersed in a process of loss of economic, social and cultural content.Island-cities are the natural results of the city of motorways and individual mobility.Islands are accumulations of capital and energy with defined limits, in an environment apart.Disney is an island. Majorca is an island.The need to concentrate the latest generation of activities in the territory means that, alongside the recycling of historic urban accumulations, new territories have to be colonized. Physical and virtual.By land, sea and air. Titicaca(Mexcaltitan)(Aracataca)20-q 5520-q1002011pp.116-117 pp. 229SARDEGNAISLANDMORE ABOUT ISLANDBOOK CONNECTION. ISLANDARCHIEXPRESSARCHIEXPRESSHUMOR ANDCREATIVITYPORTRAITURELIVING ONISLANDLIVING ONISLANDSCIENTIFICCOMIC/MANGAMENTIONEDINACCESSIBLE ACCESSIBLEEdit by YU-CHEN LINFIC FI IC TT SCIEN EN NT IE IF TI NT NT NT TIF IFI IFIC CIMENTIONED TIO TIO5C!udlh Schalansky//2C11 UNlVLRSL lor RLN1 ()() ()//2CC5 19932001300//2CC/BRU1US1-S//2CC51992BRUTUSBRU1US /15 2C11/9/1;BRUTUS 715-/ NlPPN lPS C. L1D/ 2C11-500321he Beak ol 1he nch!onalhan Wener//199826 La ronlere nvsbleBenol Peelers+rancos Schulen//2CC4KNL PlLCL//199/-NowRADSlDL !APAN/ / 199/23ROADSIDE USAARCHl-lSLAND/2C1C10101Oct.Arch-Express101