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Sharon Zukin studied how the area of cast-iron buildings in SoHo became designated as an "artist district" for "historic preservation and the arts," and thus preserved from destruction. She argues that this

▸ represents the triumph of culture over capitalism in that the area was viewed in terms of its artistic integrity rather than in strictly economic terms.

▸ represented an unstable combination of demand-side and supply-oriented arguments that may not remain in place for long.

▸ did not mean that culture triumphed over capitalism, but that preservation of the district would be used for its economic growth so that development would still drive the transformation of the area.

▸ was a triumph for SoHo that could probably not be duplicated elsewhere.

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