Daily life, in contemporary times, is increasingly linked to the temporal and productive dynamics of cyberspace. This fact implies different social contexts, which in turn, reverberate in spatial production, denoting the existence of different spatialities anchored in the imbrication of cyberspace in the so-called real space. The myth of technology and the dystopia created around it-rooted in the mystique that it alone would be responsible for social and urban development have fostered dangerous narratives that gain strength is smart cities. However, the strengthening of utopia in the face of daily urgencies creates, for this being in transition, multifaceted and hypertextual, the condition to prefigure alternative futures, guided by hope amidst life that persists in resisting within an increasingly hybridized space.