heterotopism

Example:The city council decided to preserve the green spaces as public parks, maintaining their traditional use and restrictive boundaries.

Definition:A collective term referring to various spaces that exist outside the conventional geographic or social boundaries, serving as sites for the production and consumption of reality. However, in the antonym context, it reflects the idea of maintaining the status quo or traditional use of spaces.

Example:Monotopial activity times are often seen in rural areas where people's daily routines strictly follow traditional times and delineations.

Definition:The condition of being within or resembling a singular, uniform, and unchanging space or setting; it signifies the absence of subversion or redirection of spaces and functions.