Sofía Reyes

Sofía Reyes is an independent essayist and researcher whose writing explores cities, attention and public space. Her essays on urbanism consider how everyday design decisions shape the way people move through and spend time in a place.

A crossing, a library or a seat in a square can seem modest beside a major development, yet each affects who can use a city comfortably. Reyes’s area of inquiry brings questions of access and belonging into the conversation about urban design: not only how a place looks, but what it allows people to do on an ordinary day.