Germany’s “Housing Turbo”: Acceleration Without Direction?
Germany’s housing market has long stood at the intersection of economic stability and social equity. In recent years, however, a
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, archined, one of the most influential websites on the thinking around architecture, invited Thijs van Spaandonk and me to contribute to a special publication around the question if design is ethics. In the podcast, I have a conversation with Geerd van de Wetering of De Kostgangers with whom I reflected on the text we published.
Germany’s housing market has long stood at the intersection of economic stability and social equity. In recent years, however, a
Riyadh has never been a city at rest. From tribal camp to oil capital, from desert silence to the roar
Last week, travelling through Finland, I followed the footsteps of Alvar Aalto. From Helsinki to Rovaniemi, from Turku to Jyväskylä,
Currently, I am preparing a lecture series which will look at the differences between the global north and the global
Following a letter I was co-authoring that raised concerns about
When Airbnb launched in 2008, it promised something disarmingly simple:
Future life in extremely hot climate Four degrees are what
When Noor, a 28-year-old nurse in Amsterdam, was finally offered