Fig.1 Unsilent Night Exhibitions. (Source: https://frmlab.ca/Rhizome-1 )
Fig.2 Night Markets. (Source: https://www.clubmed.com.sg/l/blog/guide-to-shopping-in-phukets-night-markets )
Fig.2 Clubs. (Source: https://www.facebook.com/rhizometm/ )
Some spaces which are rhizomic would be galleries (Fig.1), night markets (Fig.2), and clubs (Fig.3) . As rhizomatic thinking is more out of the extraordinary, non-hierarchical, base on what would impact the user experience when they are there. In a different time and setting in that particular place, using forces and forms might disrupt or improve the setting. This is why those few that I have named are categorized into rhizomic, as each space and event in those spaces are made unique by themselves.
Fig.4 Old and new HDB flats. (Source: https://www.99.co/singapore/insider/hdb-flat-designs-through-the-decades/ )
Fig.5 With or without Law. (Source: https://www.bizlaw.md/2016/12/15/10-legi-ciudate-in-singapore-care-ar-putea-sa-va-creeze-probleme )
Fig.6 Old and New phone. (Source: http://www.nerdstalker.com/2016/08/the-humpday-must-watch-old-school-vs.html )
HDB flats, Laws, and phone designs are some deterritorialized and reterritorialized areas. As deterritorialized and reterritorialized represents always in a state of change, allowing one to continuously process transformation, creating and improving itself. Just like these 3 examples, it will constantly change and upgrade over time, for the better or worst. It is allowing itself to adapt and set its own boundaries for the users.
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