4D hyperlocal: a cultural toolkit for the open-source city

About the Guest-Editor 05Lucy BullivantIntroduction The Hyperlocal Less Smart City, More Shared Social Value 06Lucy BullivantPractices of the Minimum Viable Utopia 16Adam GreenfieldThe Posthuman CityImminent Urban Commons 26Alejandro Zaera-PoloProjective EmpowermentCo-creative Sustainable Design Processes 36Bess KrietemeyerBiodigital Design WorkflowsecoLogicStudio's Solana Open Aviary in Ulcinj, Montenegro 44Claudia Pasquero and Marco PolettoFrom Citizen Participation to Real OwnershipDriving the Regeneration of Amsterdam's Amstel3 District 58Saskia BeerImagined Community and Networked Hyperlocal Publics 64John Bingham-HallThe Hackable CityCitymaking in a Platform Society 50Martijn de Waal, Michiel de Lange and Matthijs BouwConflict Urbanism, AleppoMapping Urban Damage 72Laura KurganSuburban Resonance in Segrate, MilanThe Language of Locative Media in Defining Urban Sensitivity 78Raffaele PeVoiceOverCitizen Empowerment Through Cultural Infrastructure 86Usman HaqueDigital NeighourhoodsHyperlocal Village Hubs in Rural Communities 92Katharine WillisSentiment Architectures as Vehicles for Participation 98Moritz Behrens4D Hyperlocal Would Like to Use Your Current Location 104Will Gowland and Samantha LeeThe Image of a Data CityStudying the Hyperlocal with Social Media 110Lev Manovich and Agustin IndacoCheck-InFoursquare and the Rich Annotated Topology of Citizen-Generated Hyperlocal Data 118Jose Luis de VicenteCounterpoint Tell 'Em They're Dreamin' 126Mark BurryContributors 134