Space through Bodies: Temporary architectures as corporeal structures of urban spatial production

Key Points

• This research explores how temporary spatial interventions interact with the body to co-produce urban space.
• Three case studies were conducted to analyze the interaction between architectural structures and bodily presence.
• Theoretical frameworks of performativity, hybridity, and atmosphere were utilized to understand space dynamics.
• Interventions were observed to assess their impact on physical and social dimensions of urban space.
• The study highlights the dynamic field of relations between body, space, and architectural interventions.
• Findings illustrate that temporary architectures foster new urban encounters and spatial meanings through embodied practices.