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Co.Create Rethinking Public Space: B.C. Biermann's Augmented Reality Urban Art Co.Create Biermann, who divides his time between Los Angeles and St.
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In recent months, architect friends have explained how several post-Recesssion projects focus sustainability goals on the end-user experience, rather than simply pursue flagship "green" designations. It seems there is a ...
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African Cities Can Become More Sustainable By Managing Water Better - World ...GhanaAs Africa urbanises at a faster rate than any other region in the world, a more integrated approach to urban water management is needed to solve complex water challenges...
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Ecological and technological (eco-tech) planning provides a possible response to the essential issues of sustainability and rehabilitation in rapidly growing urban spaces. ...
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project dinner party event in las vegas by Danielle Nierenberg and Ellen Gustafson, Food Tank: The Food Think Tank ( www.FoodTank.org)
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Sustainability in the new urban age BBC News Whether the cities of the Anthropocene will be environmentally sustainable or not depends on how the slum districts of developing world cities evolve.
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“Most definitely, this work is about emotional conceptions of the urban space. As a foreigner, Paris holds a rich historical mystique which I project onto the photographs. There is a romance which has been built through visual ...
Steven Wynbrandt sticks his hand deep beneath the layers of straw that blanket his enormous compost heap and pulls out a fistful of black gold, sweet and earthy.
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However, up to now, the specific forms and relations between urban landscape elements such as parks, gardens, undesignated community green/blue spaces and quality of life have been elusive. ...
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Scientists agree that that climate change is 'unequivocal' and induced by man's activity. The UN's Environment Programme reported in November 2012 that greenhouse gases are 14% above where they need to be in 2020 ...
DUFi is a project that uses local agriculture as a tool to achieve good food, good health, and good growth within communities.
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The University of Canberra recently held a forum on urban design and healthy cities. A provocation was posed by the organizers at the final research seminar – it asked the question- was urban design making our cities sick?
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View the story "Inspiring Local Change on a Grand Scale" on Storify]...
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Critical Mass: Cycling Through Brazil's Salvador City Global Voices Online How can public space be shared?
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In 2008 the London Natural History Society celebrated its 150th anniversary with a conference on 'London's Natural History: past, present and future'. I was asked to consider future prospects. What changes might we expect in ...
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How cities are monitoring and evaluating their success The call for cities to engage in best practices for sustainable planning has increased. Sustainability is no longer a buzzword but a reality that must be addressed by cities ...
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The Transformation of Urban Life and the Social Structure: Free and Accessible ... Center for Research on Globalization ... gender, and sexuality; climate justice; and the very shape and nature of our democratic institutions.
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Jeff Speck's new book, Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time, is worth a read for its acerbic wit, alone. The author fits a remarkable collection of data and anecdotal evidence from his long ...
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I then came across this excellent essay, by Peter Marcuse, in which he explains and elaborates, far more eloquently, on the potential process and exploration of the future city from a principles perspective and what this may include.
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I was trying to have as few candid posts on this blog as possible in order to make it a reliable resource and reference for folks who wish to live [...] ...
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Barcelona (c2012 FK Benfield). In Jeff Speck's excellent new book, Walkable City, he suggests that there are ten keys to creating walkability. Most of them also have something to do with redressing the deleterious effects ...
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Smart cities: Tsunami brings rethink on sustainabilityFinancial TimesWhile municipal administrations around the world have raced ahead with smart city projects, these had a lower profile in Japan – until March 2011.
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Environments are valued for their beauty and aesthetic experiences they afford, but there are also moral and ecological values that need to be taken into consideration, for example, in decision-making concerning particular areas both in human and...
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While green buildings, by their most obvious definition, address environmental impacts, they also have wide implications for human health, safety and productivity. ... Green offices with day lit spaces boost employee productivity and attendance.
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Do you imagine built heritage as dead monuments of a distant past? As we move deeper into the 21st century, the perception of built heritage will need a more practical angle for the betterment of not only our cities but also the ...
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