No one demands that people move to cities; people tend to do so, on their own. People choose to move to cities for opportunity. Such choices are often made unconsciously, as they are based on rules, traditions, and local communities-or a combination of all three. Un-Conscious-City explores and unravels Dutch architect Wiel Arets' kaleidoscopic viewpoints on the ways the collective, unconscious decisions taken by the world's citizens throughout time-a process that remains invisible to the naked eye-are now working to transform and shift the physical, sensory, and emotional experiences of human beings, as they navigate and live in today's metropolises as well as the countryside. People tend to belong only to one religion, one society, or one club-which completely defines their existence. One day most human beings will live in a globalƯ-nomadic-urban-condition; this will soon be amplified to unknown heights. Un-Conscious-City raises questions, predicaments, and ideals regarding the future of our cities, while recognizing their limitations. Wiel Arets-renowned architect, writer, and thinker-identifies this condition as the Un-Conscious-City. Unconscious: processing perception, memory, learning, thought, and language without awareness Countryside: where the city stops and countryside begins Abreiter: individuals are responsible for their own actions and governments cannot be blamed Infra: how do humans physically and mentally move? Program: a sequence of instructions Un-C-C: cities must prepare for the radical changes to com Urbanization: the process by which people resettle to live in urban areas