The classic work of the French philosopher Henri Lefebvre, "The Production of Space," is one of the most ambitious attempts to overcome the age-old dispute between those who consider space an absolute given of the physical world and those who believe that it exists only in the human mind. Lefebvre space is a cohesive whole where sensations, ideas, practices and the physical world connect in a dynamic process of constant emergence and reproduction of relationships between people, communities and institutions.