THE PEOPLE: WHERE WILL YHEY GO?

摘要

The story of A Clockwork Jerusalem suggests trajectories that can help us face new forms of crisis in Britain's built environment precipitated by a new globalised modernity. Ebenezer Howard's garden city equation, Milton Keynes' democratic consumer Utopia, the anarcho-liberal 'experiment in freedom' of Non-Plan, the extreme localism imagined by Steel Pulse's Hands-worth Revolution and the radical sustainability represented by Clifford Harper's Radical Technology are not merely history, but suggestions of possible 21st-century Jerusalems.