This document discusses managing complexity and change by breaking up landscapes like the borderlands of Malmö into smaller pieces to reveal hidden properties. It suggests using these borderlands as a laboratory to test interventions for food production, dense dwellings, and wildlife in creating a new landscape. It asks if a fundamentally new way of living could become an improved icon for Malmö by exploring the dynamics of small cultures through subjective impressions compared to larger cities like Paris.

1. what has happened? where to go
new hierarchies- decomposing
managing complexity? the borderland of malmö may
“man acts upon the world and seem of low value and monoto-
change it, and is in turn nous - however, braking it up
changed by the consequences can reveal numerous properties
of his actions” Skinner, 1977 hidden of the obvious. How can
speci c interventions in uence
this landscape?
imbedded information-
laboratory
commuting labour
How can the borderlands be a
laboratory for future existance?
-food production
elasticity-
-dense dwellings
dealing with complexity,
-wildlife
introducing a new landscape
icon
can a fundamentally new way of
dynamics of small cultures- living be the improved icon of
subjective impressions from Malmö?
paris compared to malmö
hidden beuty?
picture from the alotments in the
malmö borderland, close to the
Fredriksberg junction