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
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.
Alert: Unlike what many claim, it is not the end of consultancy! Broken Promises in the Land of Vision Saudi
For two weeks, I have been hiking in Germany with my sons. For once, not being in a car or
Why urban economies, cultural traditions and scale produce different political outcomes Populism has become the defining political mood of the
Greetings from Riyadh! It is 47°C outside, the asphalt shimmers, bus stops empty, and even a short trip on foot
Recently a new book came out titled “The Good Ancestor”.
‘Modern Architecture, a planetary warming story’ is the title of
Riyadh’s ambitious municipal reform offers a rare chance to move
Positioning a school and urbanism education At the occasion of