ICT and the operacional transformation of space
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https://doi.org/10.30972/crn.37377518Keywords:
ICT, urban transformations, territorial restructuring, urban functions, land usesAbstract
Information and communication technologies have changed the way we carry out our activities in the city, giving rise to new spatial, location and mobility requirements for their development. Throughout this article, we inquire about the transformations that these technologies produce both in the functional organization of cities (system of actions), and in their physical-spatial conformation (systems of objects). By relating theoretical contributions from sociology, urban economics and geography, we raise questions regarding the way in which ICTs resignify the relationships between activities and material space. The work provides preliminary considerations for future research focused on the study of the distribution of functions in contemporary city and invites us to dabble into more complex and precise territorial readings of phenomena associated with ICTs such as e-commerce or teleworking.
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