The Public realm (n.) is the locus for political excellence.
The Public realm (n.) is defined by the experience of power.
The Public realm (n.) is marked by a potentiality for early immortality.
The Public realm (n.) is constituted by the critics and spectators, not by the actors or makers.
Public realm (n.) can absorb whatever men want to save from the natural ruin of time and make it shine through the centuries.
The Public realm (n.) is more truly 'the work of man' than anything his hands make or his body labors at, since it is the space he needs to appear at all.
Public realm (n.) was, for the Greeks, reserved for individuality: the one place where people could show who they really and irreplaceably were.