[Text available only in English] The term “sense of place” may describe both an arrangement of features that makes a place unique and the sensation and perception of place as experienced by the living bodies that belong to it.
Our relationship to space is inevitably connected with culture and shaped by the kind of bodies we have.

“Media are not simply channels for conveying information between two or more environments, but rather environments in and of themselves.” (Joshua Meyrowitz)

“The body is our general medium for having a world.” (Maurice Merleau-Ponty)

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"Sense of Place" is one of the chapters that constitute the DROP project.