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Public Spaces, NY tv thoughtfully interpreted by some ofThere is no such thing as a perfect public space. Public space is constantly changing, shifting and never truly fixed. It is shaped by laws, regulations, private property and the activities of city administrations. Public space is influenced both by the people who oversee it and those who use it and is therefore never neutral. In Public Spaces, NY, Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample document and analyse parks, streets, community gardens, privately