Our research is done from a vintage point between art and science, which allows us to decipher and observe universal urban connections. The main body of the content is a collection of Urban Squares. Each includes a psychogeographical description of the space, map of the location and some additional photos. It is ultimately evaluated and classified.

Visit a random square in our collection, go to the page where all 364 squares are listed or start with selecting a country from the list of to the left.

You might also consider visiting other parts of Urban Squares project:
❖ Urban Squares Photo Blog, a visual ode to urban spaces
❖ 100 City's Galleries, with 30 photos from each city
❖ Psychographs, urban sights unrecognized as significant
❖ Psychogeoraphy, neighbourhood portraits, since 2005
❖ Urban Squares Art, art activities between 2001 and 2017
❖ Resilience 2 to 1 group, urbansquares participation since 2015