What the Big Consultancies Got Wrong in Saudi Arabia – And What Could Work Instead
Alert: Unlike what many claim, it is not the end of consultancy! Broken Promises in the Land of Vision Saudi
For almost a quarter of a century, I have been working in Shenzhen. In that time, the city has been growing from around 8 million to more than 20 million inhabitants. In my talk at the 2014 New Town Day, I outline the achievements and the deficits of the planning system and how urban planners can find ways to help that.
The international new town day. organized by the International New Town Institute INTI was the first occasion to show this.
Alert: Unlike what many claim, it is not the end of consultancy! Broken Promises in the Land of Vision Saudi
A Novel Paris Before the Line On the mornings when the light arrived softly over the Seine, Leonie Moreau believed
An interpretive essay on the performative linguistics of contemporary planning practice Decoding the Dialect of Planning Urban planning is, among
For decades, urban planners, politicians, consultants, and development agencies have promised that better measurement would lead to better cities. If
The Hague has collapsed. Again. And while the Dutch may
Lecture series ‘Beyond Peak Indifference’ at Amsterdam Academy of Architecture
For several decades, globalization appeared to be an unstoppable force.
Today I gave an online lecture about the agglomeration of