Experience and Conflict: The Production of Urban Space

Focusing on empirical observations from Helsinki, Manchester, and Berlin, the book critiques the foundational concepts in planning and architecture. It emphasizes themes of temporality, experimentation, and conflict, contextualizing Lefebvre's theories while incorporating insights from Finnish and Swedish scholars. The work proposes innovative approaches and tools that contribute to the development of 'experiential urbanism,' offering fresh perspectives on urban planning practices.