My research interests focus on the material and symbolic production of space via planning practice and social interaction. Land use regulation is my main area of concern based on the assumption that ordering space is a crucial aspect of social organization. I have researched extensively on boundary-making, viewing boundaries as integral elements of space production and social reproduction. Lately, I started researching the hybridization of physical and digital space in urban environments. My teaching at the bachelor, master and doctoral levels aims to enable students and PhD candidates to tackle spatial issues from this perspective.