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    <dateIssued>April 8, 2021</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>The last few decades have confirmed the evidence of a spectacular change of scale (and paradigms) in the definition of our spaces of live and sociability – of our own habitats and our cities – linked with the accelerated increase in mobility and long-distance communication, the delocalization of ex­changes, and the technological and material capacity of trans­formation of our environment.</abstract>
  <note>Essay, High Density, Manuel Gausa, Superground Underground, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms</note>
  <note>City challenge, Data, Digital technologies, Environment, Essay, Information, Infrastructure, Innovation, Multiscale approach, New urbanism, Organizational model, Programmatic coexistences, Public Space, Resilient cities, Seoul, South Korea, Sustainability, Technology, Territory&amp;Mobility, Transformation, Urban Development, Urban dynamics, Urban mobility, Urban research</note>
  <note>This essay is an excerpt of Superground / Underground by Manuel Gausa and Young Joon Kim.</note>
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