Resumen
The article focuses on the relevance of the term "digital places" or "electronic address" in the electronic era. Most people would prefer being identified by their digital address rather than by contemporary way of zip address. The value of place is changing and evolving. But it does not follow that physical places will decline in their functionality. To achieve the synergy and integration between physical and electronic places one need new thoughts, ideas, and technologies. Broadened notion of civic architecture that creates a set of principles and applications that cuts across the physical and electronic dimensions to create new civic places would be the priority. A vernacular architecture is needed that not only speaks to local, physical, cultural, and aesthetic circumstance, but also creates a robust electronic interface for schools, libraries, civic, and cultural spheres. The notion is to create a new platform for expressing and enhancing it, and preferably in a manner that improves the participation of those who have been traditionally denied both physical and electronic access.