The private or individual space which is created by money, in today's society, is rarely making or fostering belonging.

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• The public space, created first as an offshoot from acts of individual occupancy forming private houses, quickly became a thing that many people together cared for and shaped.claim0.834
  Describes the emergent genesis of public space from private acts, not top-down planning
• The structures needed for our belonging — both private and public — can be generated almost without effort, autonomously, by any truly living process allowed to exist in society.claim0.825
  Optimistic assertion that living process effortlessly brings forth the spatial conditions for belonging
• Society must be described in terms of its intrinsic spatiality. Space must be described in terms of its intrinsic sociality.quote0.807
  Key statement from Hillier and Hanson that encapsulates the inseparability of social function and spatial structure.
• In any urban neighborhood, creation of public space and private space, with a proper relationship between the two, is the critical issue.claim0.799
  Key claim establishing the importance of balancing public and private realms.
• A system of hulls of public space will inevitably be created by the unfolding of a living process, if it is truly living and truly allowed to unfold.claim0.796
  The inevitability of hulls as the outcome of living process.
• The public space of our present-day cities, both legally and metaphorically, no longer belongs to us to any deep extent.claim0.793
  Diagnosis of why modern citizens feel unwell in public environments
• Life is exactly that property of space in which each spot becomes unique according to its place in the larger scheme of things.claim0.791
  Definitional claim equating life with spatial uniqueness.
• Belonging (public and private)concept0.791
  The twin needs for communal public space and individually expressive private territory, addressed by the four-fold pattern.