The City after Corona.
Unlike a war and unlike a terrorist attack, a virus does not destroy buildings, streets or infrastructure and it also
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.
Unlike a war and unlike a terrorist attack, a virus does not destroy buildings, streets or infrastructure and it also
It does not matter where you go these days. Everywhere, the lack of housing and the un-affordability are high up
Why Saudi Arabia’s next phase of urban growth depends less on how much it builds, and more on where it
Tbilisi is not the kind of city that politely introduces itself. It rushes at you all at once — a
Invited by TU Vienna and sponsored by STO Stiftung, I
How migration politics is drifting away from urban reality—and what
Yesterday the results of the international ideas competition for Berlin
What Happens When Your Car Isn’t Under Your Bedroom I