- The site of a groups' action or product.
Knowledge
Spatial agency also takes place in the creation and dissemination
of knowledge. Outputs are aimed at the architectural discipline
itself or a broader public; they might be DIY publications,
exhibitions or take other web-based formats.
Organisation/organisational structure
Practice itself can be the field for spatial agency. This is when
the very set up of practice defines the parameters within which
projects happen. Examples include workers and other co-operatives,
practices which work in explicitly collaborative and
interdisciplinary ways, groups that start with an overtly political
or ethical agenda.
Physical relations
Physical reality within spatial agency favours multi-use spaces,
structures that are adaptable, projects that privilege the passage
of time and acknowledge the realities of users' changing needs and
the inevitable transformations of space. In dealing with the
temporality of the site they consider aspects that are rarely
accounted for in a profession that sees its responsibilities
limited to the here and now.
Social relations
Social relations are another field for spatial agency. Addressing
social relations, practices seek to change power relations through
subverting and challenging private claims to space.