This document discusses Rosengård, a community in Malmö, Sweden with a strong migrant presence. It notes that both past and present events in Rosengård are often influenced by factors originating outside of Sweden or Europe. The document also describes the area between Ögårdsparken and RoCen, noting that even relatively small spaces within Rosengård can reflect larger global issues like climate change or conflicts happening elsewhere in the world. It proposes that the site acts as a connector and thermometer for the community, and could potentially serve as a catalyst for new natural and cultural life.

1. “entropy is accordingly an index of a system's tendency towards spontaneous change”

2. Vulnerability is rhyzomatic too.Every day more so.

3. TIMELINE. Past, present and future events in Rosengård are often rooted in situations which begin out of Malmö, Sweden and even Europe. As a community with a strong migrant presence, Rosengård is a thermometer for natural and cultural vulnerability around the world.

4. MACRO/MEZZO-SCALE. The corridor between Ögårdsparken and RoCen is an alternance between green and gray. However, in this mezzo-scale cross section it is evident that even relatively small areas like the fält are susceptible to large scale situations like global warming or armed conflicts.

5. RoCenTHEREFORE…My site is a connector.It bonds religious (the mosque), vehicular traffic, commercial / administrative (RoCen), residential (Herrgård and VästraKattarp) and open spaces (idrottsplats, parken and fältet).The site is a thermometer.Can it be a CATALIZERfor new life, natural and cultural?Cultural, yet naturalRosengårdMosque