Big cities for a small planet – too small or too big?
About every second book about cities starts with the announcement that we are now living in an urban age with
Following a letter I was co-authoring that raised concerns about the state of affairs in urbanism at TU Delft when it comes to links with practice, I was invited to take part in the discussion about the role of the urbanist today.
In my talk I made the point that the urbanist is many things at the same time, but above all someone who has an overview of the processes and what is missing to make it more successful.
About every second book about cities starts with the announcement that we are now living in an urban age with
Future life in extremely hot climate Four degrees are what scientists predict the temperature will rise in the Middle East
There is a peculiar ritual that plays out with remarkable consistency across the world’s capital cities. A government, freshly energised
Lately, I came across a data set on OurWorldinData.org that was mapping the projected urbanization increases between now and 2050.
How snow, sabotage, and sudden silence expose the fragile systems
When Airbnb launched in 2008, it promised something disarmingly simple:
For too long, politicians and planners have ignored or sugarcoated
BMG, a Georgian news outlet interviewed me about my view