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Urban Geometry

Reading a city as a relational network.

Urban Geometry emerged from ARQUIGÉNESIS research as a way to make complex urban relationships visible before deciding what to measure, study, discuss, or design.

Before GIS

Its role is not to replace geographic information systems, master plans, or participatory tools. It helps construct the relational field that can guide those later instruments.

324-point framework

The research developed a 324-point relational framework for reading urban systems. Advanced operational forms remain a future layer rather than a requirement for everyday use.

A founding precedent

Urban Geometry is part of the genealogy that later contributed to Comprender AI.

This English page follows the current public product and research status. Brand names such as Comprender, Comprender AI, Compy, and ARQUIGÉNESIS remain unchanged.