The book "Infrastructuring Publics" offers a comprehensive analysis of the interactions between public spaces and infrastructures. It examines how these two elements do not operate in isolation but rather in their constitutive relationships with one another. The contributions come from various disciplines and pursue a praxeological approach that sheds light on both historical and contemporary processes of mediated collaboration. By considering different forms of production, design, and historical development of public spheres and infrastructures, a deep understanding of the dynamics that shape our social and public spaces is created. The diversity of perspectives and approaches in this volume allows readers to grasp and reflect on the complex relationships between infrastructures and the creation of publicness.