The project examines the relationship between the information revolution defining the current digital age and the way we use public spaces. The 21st centenary brought into our lives a new space we were not familiar with as humans before – the virtual space. Whereas this space is boundless and constantly changing, the urban street changes slowly and moderately. This generates a significant gap, while the stimulations in the virtual space are intensified at the expense of using the city. The project suggests a new planning of the urban boulevard, by creating a complex system composed by a virtual layer and a physical layer, which collects floods of information from the web activity around it and translates them to location. By doing so, the system translates the wandering of the web into the urban rhythm.