How does formal commitment of architecture and urban planning give us a UNITED (or not) city landscape, through the transformation of its knowledge into aggregational processes? Territories have different strategies of possession by its inhabitants, in between different narratives, epistemological discourses, and fragmentation processes. Within this context, the city is characterized by structural UNITED elements that shape urban futures.
Consequently, radical transformations occurring at the level of the these elements' organization, change drastically the dynamics of urban living conditions. In such a way, urban planning and architectural practices are trying to address (and work with) these transformations, both at the theoretical and empirical level.
