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re emerging such as Coworking spaces, Makerspace and FabLab. This chapter?presents an analytical experimentation aimed at evaluating if and how the social and digital connections can be put in relationship with physical spaces. More precisely, social media data related to new working spaces have bee

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Ludger Rüschendorf to fast prototyping technologies. Such?spaces are often imbued by a narrative centred on the sharing of information, open-knowledge and mutual help. They are conceived not only as production places, but?also as spaces where interaction takes place, where people exchange ideas and, also, where socia

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d indirect effects that it can produce (direct effects on the coworkers and indirect effects on the urban environment and planning). This chapter aims to fill the gap in the literature on the effects of coworking spaces (CSs). By conducting an empirical study, the “indirect” effects of CSs on the ur

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