Abstract
AbstractThe intersection of cities, bodies and politics and their material flows creates an interdisciplinary platform for new radical urbanisms. Alberto de Salvatierra, founder and director of the Center for Civilization and assistant professor of urbanism and data in architecture at the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, believes we are at a critical perturbation in human society, that all that has been stable for some time is now changing, more voices are being heard, and one dominant point of view is no longer predicated.
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