… and the development of transport networks in … networks of connectivity between Bogotá and
Soacha, highlighting the main gaps that lead to a fragmented set of connections. We develop …

… integration (and in a symmetric manner between unbundled networks and urban splintering)
without the authors ever offering themselves the means to validate (or invalidate) this …

… Splintering Urbanism is a crucial text for architects and urban designers who are
interested in the roles of network infrastructure – particularly new digital telecommunications …

… splintered networks are rapidly replacing the largely standardised and homogeneous networks
that developed … -environmental impact of splintered urban networks by comparing and …

… are best understood when urban infrastructure networks and spaces are approached and …
grids; energy systems as well as water and sewerage networks, and so on. Such a point was …

… society has unleashed a qualitatively distinct form of “network time” … Network time does not
negate industrial clock time. Rather, … The splintering of network time engenders highly uneven …

… Their basic argument is that urban infrastructure networks, once developed and maintained
by the public sector, have been opened to private competition, a shift with a range of …

… The contribution of the book to the “splintering urbanism” thesis is threefold. First, the authors
heuristically merge different perspectives and different levels of argument in their attempt to …

… -splintered, the consolidation phase can see networks transform … networks become embedded
in urban life; regional water and waste removal services shift in focus away from network …

… implicitly start from the imaginary of infrastructure as conceptualized in Splintering
Urbanism. These essential urban systems and networks of water, waste, energy, transport, and …