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As a means of arriving at a more critical and focused view of the dense capital city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti I sought to define a tangible image of the social and spatial conditions around the infrastructural systems linking the city through water distribution, the program of the latrine, and, subsequently, that of the market.
Upon arriving in Port-au-Prince the greatest challenge was to read the internal logic of the city, as there were seemingly a number of systems operating simultaneously and without resolution. Traveling along any major route, moments of complete desertion suddenly yield to moments of dense commercial activity. In the commercial centers, various informal programs, often incompatible, flow into contiguous spaces as a means of adaptation to allow new merchants to enter the commercial sphere and compete to surviv
SOME years ago, we spent a few nights in an English country hotel. Shortly after checking in, I began to sniffle and sneeze. Soon I was speaking as if with a clothes peg on my nose, and assumed I had come down with a cold. Oddly, it receded whenever we left the premises. It didn’t take long to realise the source of the problem was at our feet: drifts of dog hairs on the stairs, labradors and rottweilers in the bar, golden retrievers and terriers beneath tables in the restaurant. It was like dining in Crufts’ canteen. As we paid the bill, I mentioned the problem. “I know this is a dog-friendly hotel.” “No,” the manager corrected me, “this is a very dog friendly-hotel.” It was clear that canine guests were the priority and if we had a problem, we should take a hike.