All around the world, new technologies are being implemented to help meet modern challenges such as climate change, pollution, and resource scarcity in the context of the digital transformation. The use of AI, ICT, real-time information, and Big Data is significantly changing the shape of the city and, as such, making new demands on urban spaces.This book reveals the specific and vital spatial dimension of urban digitalization processes at neighborhood level. Using three examples from German-speaking countries, Radostina Radulova-Stahmer demonstrates the necessity of orienting urban development towards the common good in in the context of the digital transformation.
