With the eruption of the pandemia in 2020, we saw how quickly cities across the globe stepped up to the challenge of adapting their spaces to facilitate urban life in spite of the unexpected limitations.  We witnessed numerous experiments that accelerated a collective interest in how we can reimagine our cities. Now almost three years on, with climate change as the overwhelming issue that we continue to face, we have a renewed understanding of the city as the scenario for new spatial relationships that are designed to respond to emerging considerations for diverse, flexible and sustainable urban environments.