Urban Transformations in the Digital Era Martella, Flavio creator author. Enia, Marco author. software, multimedia |d| urbanNext April 25, 2022 monographic eng

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1316 words. The digital revolution (Castells, 1999) enables new ways of living and understanding the city, that should fuel a radical change in how architecture conceives the urban and domestic environment. Furthermore, the rise of social networks has been joined by apps that generate temporary micro-domesticities. Social networks and virtual communities, such as Facebook, Instagram and Reddit, provide virtual groups where familiar emotional ties are created (Boltery Gruisin, 2000), founded on shared interests and ways of life. Homes are also being potentially deterritorialized since they are losing the main meaning around which their entire structure revolved: the family. The main balance on which cities were based, the centrality of the dwelling, is changing as a result. The digital revolution, and more generally the possibility of a continuous connection between people and with the surroundings, is engendering lifestyles that involve a constant contact with the community that transcends specific physical limits. That community is continually present, constituting a new social layer, an absolute novelty of the digital era that must be taken into consideration when designing and thinking about the contemporary city. Contributors, Densities, Essay, Flavio Martella, Formats, Marco Enia, No Density, Politics and economics, Technology and fabrication, Topics. Alternative Domesticity, Citizen interaction, Community, Contemporary society, Digital era, Digital technologies, Emergent technologies, Essay, Production, Public Space, Public vs. Private, Smart citizen, Urban food accessibility, User's experience. Augé, M. Los no lugares. Espacios del anonimato. Ed. Gedisa, 2004. Aureli P. V. Living and Working: How to Live Together. Dogma statement, 2015. Bauman, Z. Tiempos líquidos. Tusquets Editores, Barcelona, 2007. Bolter, J & Gruisin, R. Remediation. MIT Press. 2000. Bose, S., Self J., Williams F. Home Economics: Five New Models for Domestic Life. British C, 2016. Castells, M. La era de la información. Politeia, 1999. Colomina, B. La domesticidad en guerra. Editorial Actar. Barcelona, 2009. De Cindio, F. Augmented Urban Spaces: Articulating the Physical and Electronic City. Design and the Built Environment, 2016. Echevarría, J. Los Señores del aire: Telépolis y el Tercer Entorno. Barcelona: Destino, 1999. Han, B. K. La Sociedad de la Transparencia. Herder, 2013. Keiichi, M. Augmented (hyper)Reality: Domestic Robocop. 2010. Livingstone, S. M. & Bovill M. Bedroom Culture and the Privatization of Media Use. LSE Research, 2001. Mitchell, W. J. E-topia. Barcelona: Gustavo Gili, 2001. Puigjaner, A. Kitchenless city. El Waldorf Astoria. Apartamentos con servicios domésticos colectivos en Nueva York 1871-1929. Tesis doctoral, 2014. Sennett, R. La corrosión del carácter. Las consecuencias personales del trabajo en el nuevo capitalismo. Ed Anagrama, 2000. Sloterdijkt, P. Esferas I. Burbujas. Madrid. Ediciones Siruela, 2003. Verschaffel, B. The Meaning of Domesticity. 2012. Alternative domesticity Contemporary society Public space No density Technology and fabrication Politics and economics 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/the-augmented-city/ https://urbannext.net/the-augmented-city/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20230919072503.0 eng