As in White Noise, a sunset dominates the novel's end: the chance alignment of sun and
urban grid known as Manhattanhenge.
Not exact matches
Holloway, a former editor at SA, uses the little -
known story of the man behind Manhattan's street
grid to talk about larger issues surrounding
urban planning and the way humans «tame» the natural world.
But just as e-signage presents an opportunity for a city's development, it is not without its challenges: to enable a city's evolution into a truly smart, and therefore sustainable and green
urban living space, digital signs should support energy saving features, be implementable even at the most demanding of locations, power
grid or
no, and feature superb visibility in all light conditions.
From melting
grids and serial units to schematic renditions of Space Invaders and walls, the
knowing allusions include both modernist painting and the fragmented material of contemporary
urban life.