On the Semiotics of Stakeholder Alignment
An interpretive essay on the performative linguistics of contemporary planning practice Decoding the Dialect of Planning Urban planning is, among
For two years, I worked in a team with great colleagues on a planned city extension for the Greater Accra Region in Ningo Prampram. When completed, it can house 1.5 million people. But what means completed? And – what is the role of a western planner in the development of an African city? I chose to avoid discussions of form and look and focus on what infrastructures a city needs to be functional and resilient.
The international new town day. organized by the International New Town Institute INTI was the first occasion to show this.
An interpretive essay on the performative linguistics of contemporary planning practice Decoding the Dialect of Planning Urban planning is, among
Recently a new book was published, showing the “radical architecture of the future”. Architects seem to love the word radical.
There it stands: brick by brick, half-finished, oddly proportioned, unmistakably itself — the ugly Belgian house. Its façade is a
The 61st ISOCARP World Planning Congress has come to a close. Time to reflect. What lingered with me was not
I had the honour to be invited to the What
How migration politics is drifting away from urban reality—and what
The Bijlmer was one of the great experiments of the
When most people hear about artificial intelligence reshaping cities, their