In the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, a certain type of industry has rapidly developed--an industry that produces nothing physical.
Storing, packaging, classifying, assembling, and other ancillary processes of manufacturing and distribution are carried out 24/7 in extensive logistics parks.
Their vast sites, often brightly lit during night hours, have doubled in terms of area covered every four years during the past two decades.
These steel cities, as some locals have termed them, oc.
Park Publishing (wi) Steel cities: the architecture of logistics in central and eastern europe, paperback/katerina frejlachová
