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rban spaces are collective – open or closed- places modified to favour human activity. Their addition
creates a network suitable for transport and communication, social interaction and commerce. The capacity of a space to generate activity and to provide quality of life to their users, determines its placing in the city schema of citizens’ collective conscience. A space achieves to be part of the network when it keeps a good relation with its surroundings, it carries out its role – node or/and connection- and guarantee concordance between formalisation and activity. Designing spaces that definitely occupy their place in the network, certainly means to construct a city.
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