Burger City: The repercussions of production methods in contemporary cities

Abstract

The scientific work revolution that took place in the early twentieth century led to a social and cultural transformation. A new innovative way to address production processes has modified the models that structured industrial society; this seems to be increasingly conditioning the way of thinking in the new metropolis. This article joins together the parallelism between production-society-city since these three factors are univocally linked. It, in turn, tries to analyze various keys of contemporary reality.