"I could confit everything": The creative class grows its own society
Submitted by jonathan.tarr on Sep 13, 2007, 04:52 PM
I just started reading Richard Florida's The Rise of the Creative Class, and have been connecting the types of creative, diverse people he describes to people and trends I hear about these days: from co-working arrangements (shared working space for freelancers, programmers, grad students, and others) to growing your own food. All of it. In the middle of a city.
I just started reading Richard Florida's The Rise of the Creative Class, and have been connecting the types of creative, diverse people he describes to people and trends I hear about these days: from co-working arrangements (shared working space for freelancers, programmers, grad students, and others) to growing your own food. All of it. In the middle of a city.
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