Urban landscapes morph as globalization and individuality intertwine
Environments of maximalism challenge the conventional understanding of urban transformations and the role of globalization. By embracing excess, ornamentation, and eclecticism, these environments assert subjective experiences and challenge the homogenizing effects often associated with globalization. This article explores the rise of maximalist environments and their implications for urban theory, suggesting that they offer a nuanced perspective on the relationship between globalization and urban subjectivities.