Are we satisfied with the cities we live in? Do our homes represent our housing desires?

In "Esseri Urbani", the new book he authored, our founder Joseph di Pasquale provides answers to these questions, outlining a new paradigm of living for the contemporary time.

What's the book about?

The social structure of the city is changing, but are the homes we live in doing the same?

Joseph di Pasquale's new book was created to question the actuality and coherence of our homes and cities with respect to our "Being Urban."

What's the relational city?

In order to respond to the contemporary housing desire, one can no longer simply apply an abstract urban model to reality but needs to develop a new paradigm of inhabiting the metropolis. The one envisioned by our founder Joseph di Pasquale, the subject of his latest book "Essere Urbani" ('Urban Being'), has a name: relational city.