Working at the nexus of the social, ecological, and technological in the built environment, the project explores remote sensor technologies capable of continuous in-operation monitoring to measure atmospheric conditions at a hyper-local scale in the landscape. This approach seeks to make visible and reconstitute the urban landscape as a complex temporal and material manifold of differential space shifting across multiple scales in a constant state of flux. The research explores how a sensor network may be deployed to measure and describe airborne territories that might augment and challenge traditional concepts of site in which air is a matter of entanglement and interconnection.