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of architecture’s agenda, focusing on the quality of space itself. FREESPACE focuses on architecture’s ability to provide free and additional spatial gifts to those who use it and on its ability to address the unspoken wishes of strangers. FREESPACE celebrates architecture’s capacity to find additional and unexpected generosity in each project–even within the most private, defensive, exclusive or commercially restricted conditions. FREESPACE provides the opportunity to emphasis nature’s free gifts of light–sunlight and moonlight; air; gravity; materials–natural and man-made resources. FREESPACE encourages reviewing ways of thinking, new ways of seeing the world, of inventing solutions where architecture provides for the well-being and dignity of each citizen of this fragile planet. FREESPACE can be a space for opportunity, a democratic space, un-programmed and free for uses not yet conceived. FREESPACE encompas*es freedom to imagine the free space of time and memory, binding past, present and future together, building on inherited I was at the architectural Biennale Venice today.  I have seen about a half a dozen biennales there at the Gardini and the Arsenal.  Whatever the utopian ideals, FREESPACE as a particular utopia curation this time, the joy of this event since the fascist years of Italy will always be the exuberance in miniature.  The elegant and decaying surroundings of both the Garden and the Arsenal are always joys to encounter.  It is always a joy to see ‘full scale’ models, in all of their utopian excess line the Arsenal.  I have only seen something similar to this in the Amerida colony of Con Con in Valparaiso Chile where the architectural students of Catholic University built full scale ‘utopian’ ideas on the beach.  Here it is in these two places of the ancient floating city of Venice.  This never disappointments.  The pompous utopian themes, especially in the ear of big capital construction for rich folks