But usually we make regulations on the historical part of the city, leaving the other parts free. That means we have a controlled part of the city, responding to some historical or design regulations, and the other parts, the sprawl etc. is untouchable. We will also try to form some rules for outside of the historical part and for the nocturnal scotopic interpretation of colours. Do you think it is the right way?
Dear Concha, I've seen something you simulated on the Blue Mosque in the Vienna Cathedral, but it was real... Some experiments may be only experiments, but today, with the possibility to change radically the perception of the environments by lighting it woul be necessary to pay some attention and probably to introduce some regulations, specially on the historic sites, but not only in that cities. Making a color plan of a city I had the possibility to impose some limits to the deregulation of our contemporariness. But I'm not sure if introducing a regulation is the better way to control the city color and light development.
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