Palestra Steven Graham

An A-Z of Networked Urbanism Stephen Graham Global Urban Research Unit (GURU)School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Newcastle University, U.K. Steve.Graham@ncl.ac.uk

“The town exists only as a function of circulation and of circuits ; it is a singular point on the circuits which create it and which it creates. It is defined by entries and exits: something must enter it and exit from it" Gilles Deleuze and FélixGuattari(1997)

Archaeology

City as Process: ‘Cyborg Urbanization’

Disruption and Vulnerability

“Cascading Effects”: 2003 SARS Crisis

Glocal: e.g. optic fibre systems

Infrastructure=Architecture=Landscape

Invisibility ‘The most profound technologies arethose that disappear’ Mark Weiser, 1991

Kinetic Elites /Kinetic Underclasses

MultipleNetworks,Multiple Scales

Passage-Points

Polynucleation

Remediation

Software

Splintering

…and Surveillance

Topologyand Bypass

Conclusion: Reimagining Networked Urbanism •Bringing together planning, architecture, engineering and social mobilisations for democratisation • Social Innovation • Experimentation • Making place •Building networked publics and new ideas of networked urban citizenship and the right to the networked city

Thank you!Some further reading….

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Palestra Steven Graham

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