More than any other building in the city it is the mall that most stands out. This is a direct result of the migration it has undertaken since the years of its suburban existence. In order to survive downtown it had to assume a radically new form, in profoundness only comparable to a sex change. As today its customers are no longer the stranded inhabitants of the void that is suburbia, flocking from far in cars and trucks, but the occupied and saturated pedestrians of the Cunning City. The new challenge of