Sensitive Spaces

Written in 2009 as a research thesis at the Madrid School of Architecture (ETSAM), Sensitive Spaces (in Spanish, Espacios sensibles) studies how the hybridisation of the physical and the digital can revitalise public spaces. It traces the debate on the crisis of public space, analyses projects that bring together city and networks, and gathers 35 interviews with people who were then working where the two meet. Downloaded almost 65,000 times since it first appeared on Urbano Humano, it returns in a complete edition.