This essay develops urbanism as the territorial layer within a system of ten interdependent fields. Knowledge is distributed spatially across platforms, repositories, and series, forming a territory composed of centers, peripheries, corridors, and landmarks. In relation to the other fields, territory distributes linguistic structures, spatialises protocol operations, organises validated knowledge spatially, enables systemic regulation across space, provides ground for architectural structures, enables media visibility, allows morphogenetic expansion across territories, structures movement and circulation, and becomes stabilised through infrastructure. Urbanism therefore transforms structure into spatial distribution.
Anto Lloveras (Sun,) studied this question.