example, a resident may claim ownership of a corner café as part of their daily rhythm, while a tourist sees the same spot as an exciting discovery. Immigrants bring new languages, foods, and customs that blend into the city’s cultural fabric, while officials influence how spaces are organized and regulated. A way to illustrate this might be a bustling downtown street scene: a family eating outside at a restaurant, commuters hurrying toward a subway entrance, a street vendor selling cultural foods, children playing in a park, and a city official posting community event flyers. Such a depiction highlights how culture is not fixed but constantly negotiated through the everyday interactions that give urban life its vibrancy. See more