Review of Jonas, Marieluise; Rahmann, Heike, Tokyo Void: Possibilities in Absence

In recent decades, processes of urbanization and future projections of people living in cities have led to increased discussions about regeneration, reuse, and revitalization of existing built environments. Within these discussions, urban voids have been recognized as potentially functional spaces, providing opportunities for transformation and regeneration. The perception of urban voids is changing from negative forgotten spaces to prospective spaces. Marieluise Jonas and Heike Rahmann’s Tokyo Void, focusing on Tokyo’s urban voids, contributes significantly to this growing field of research