Seville: Through the Urban Void - Miguel Torres - Bog

Urban voids are spaces for encounter, conflict and otherness, and can be springboards to foster change, creativity and political action. The author describes how the void in the city intervenes in place-making, and uses the example of the Alameda de Hércules in Seville, Spain as a case study which stands both as an outstanding instance of urban space and an influential urban type in Western planning.