Emergent Spatio-temporal Dimensions of the City

Focusing on the creation of space as an active process, the book explores how cultural and social contexts shape spatial habits. It critiques existing urban planning theories and introduces a fresh perspective on spatial activity and experience, emphasizing the impact of new technologies. Through two case studies—one utilizing GPS tracking and the other analyzing Twitter data—it redefines temporality as a status, highlighting how habitual practices influence our daily lives. This work stems from a PhD undertaken at University College London.