Claude Cormier on Design: Landscapes are for People [7 of 10]

Cormier says he “likes to blur the lines and create new genres in terms of social design” and says people should be the center of attention in a landscape. People are both voyeurs and exhibitionists; the landscapes are runways for people to show off or watch. He cites Sugar Beach in Toronto in which the main promenade diagonally cuts through the center of the landscape rather than being relegated to the edges.