Test-Bed Urbanism

Orit Halpern · Jesse LeCavalier · Nerea Calvillo

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Smart Cities and Technologies Architecture, Modernity, and Design Urban Planning and Governance

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This essay interrogates the new forms of experimentation with urban territory emerging as a result of ubiquitous computing infrastructures. We label these protocols “test-bed urbanism.” Smart, sentient, stupid, and speculative all at once, these new methods for spatial development are changing the form, function, economy, and administration of urban life.

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