Sharing Public Space

The collective space, therefore, as the protagonist: the streets, the squares, the gardens, the parks, but also its environment, the patios, the enclaves, the covered or portico spaces, the courtyards, all those interstitial areas that -between external and internal- offer an "between/among" space condition. A concept -that of collective space- today more than ever flexible and open, is contradictory when not denied by the political affairs and conceptually more permeable and respondent to the incisive and profound changes of its inhabitants.