Publish at September 22 2021 Updated October 30 2021
The city is a space co-constructed by people to exchange, communicate and trade. The City and Man form a complex ecosystem in which Man shapes the City and the City shapes Man. The understanding of this system is essential to envisage the future of our urbanized societies. Let's discover how to visualize this complex to better understand it with Thibault Pierre Louis Romany.
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