We have seen how the beats of social life have been accelerated by the political, technological and economic transformations and how these, in turn, represent certain challenges towards a new order that both demands and shapes new forms of temporality. However, it is not only the postmodern condition in general terms that occupies us, but rather its manifestation and consequent effects within the context of the postmodern cityscape. The question remains as to how these transformations have transformed the city space or more specifically; how has this breakdown in temporality manifested within the context of the contemporary cityscape.
