Whose city? Thinking about the future from the future, of everyone

Abstract

The city as a theme tends to infinity, nothing closer to human nature than its urban conglomerate, a continuum of change and expansion. At the end of the 20th century, new urban configurations arose because of overpopulation and its socio-economic crisis, for which self-government alternatives arose, chaotic foci, junk space, vague space, semi-public space, and so on, alternative chess pieces were created, we are still learning to play. We must think the future from the future.