Urban Function of the Infraordinary

The spaces of the city that we pass through daily are worn half invisible by use. Often, we are more concerned with the extraordinary than its opposite—what Georges Perec coined the infraordinary. This paper seeks to uncover the unheeded spaces of dry cleaners as a place of social coexistence that h...

Spaces and Flows: An International Journal of Urban and ExtraUrban Studies

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