Auge, A (1995). Non-Places. London: Verso. 75-116.

Auge conceptualises space we move around. How we define space and questions the way we perceive it. With a view to Non-place Auge discusses how building new space informs redundant space.
"Supermodernity produces non-places, meaning spaces which are not themselves anthropological places and which unlike Baudelairean modernity, do not integrate the earlier places." (Auge, M 1995 p 78.)
Understanding how spaces are affected by how we build educates us to incorporate lost space into planning our structure whether on paper or on a larger scale. Developing our knowledge of space creates a more effective way to discuss the idea we are trying to communicate.