Our exploration 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 random square in our collection, go to the page where all 417 squares are listed or start with selecting a country from the list to the left. We recently introduced, THEMATIC–MEANDERING way of navigating urban squares in our collection, sorted in 20 groups from famous over religious to the strange, check them out.

You might also consider visiting other parts of Urban Squares project:
❖ Urban Squares Photo Blog; a visual ode to urban spaces
❖ Resilience 2:1 non-profit organization; we are founding member
❖ Urban Squares Art; art activities 2001 - 2023
❖ 100 City's Galleries; with 30 photos from each city.
❖ Psychogeography; neighbourhood portraits, 2005 - 2023
❖ Psychogeography Now; paper, 2008
❖ Psychographs; urban sights unrecognized as significant
❖ 125 words used in various languages for "Urban Square"
❖ Participatory Urban Democracy; urban analysis, Sept. 2020
❖ Urban art – early warning system; urban analysis, July 2021
❖ Postmetropolis; urban analysis, May 2021
❖ Toronto Covid19; 30 photos over 24 months of pandemic, 2022