Issue 2 of 2024 of our journal features intriguing contributions that span various scales, urban, architectural, and artistic, while never losing sight of the broader historiographical issues related to the transformations of the city's image. It emphasizes the sources, events, and key figures that have shaped its development over the course of the modern and contemporary eras.
This issue stands out for the interdisciplinary framework it presents, as well as for the common thread of studying sources relevant to recovering the urban image and identity in their numerous connections between urban planning, art, and history, and their implications for present-day decision-making.