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Making Leisure Work: Architecture and the Experience Economy

by Brian Lonsway

Architecture as a framework for themed experience

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Architecture as a framework for themed experience

Brian Lonsway examines how architecture helps shape themed experiences and how those spaces participate in contemporary social life. The book develops a theoretical framework for interpreting this kind of design, connecting the built environment with the production of experience and the politics of space. Its emphasis is on ways of reading architecture and opening further inquiry into how spaces are made and organized. The subject places it at the intersection of architectural theory, experience design, and social analysis.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers interested in architectural theory and the design of themed environments
  • Students or practitioners exploring the social dimensions of spatial production
  • Those studying how built spaces shape contemporary experiences

Themes

Architecture and themed experienceSpatial productionSocial politics of spaceExperience design

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Book overview

Exploring architecture's role in the spatial construction of themed experience design, this book provides a new theoretical framework for reading contemporary architecture and encourages alternative inquiries into the contemporary social politics of spatial production.

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