Hot Town, Summer in the City: We need to start creating the Seasonal City.
For decades, European planners looked at Gulf cities with quiet superiority. They saw places that were too hot, too dependent
I had the honour to be invited to the What is the Future of Cities Podcast.
“Are you interested in finding the real problem of the urban fabric? What do you think about robustness vs antifragility? How can we improve our feedback loops in the building industry?” and many more questions we covered in this half hour conversation. Tune in…!
The What is the Future of Cities Podcast is hosted by Fanni Melles.
For decades, European planners looked at Gulf cities with quiet superiority. They saw places that were too hot, too dependent
There has been an interesting debate going on in Dutch newspapers in the last couple of weeks. The government plans
Across Saudi Arabia and the countries of the Arabian Peninsula, green has become the color of ambition. National programs promise
Carbon Confessions The architectural profession has recently discovered a new genre: the public apology. Not an apology in the sense
by Markus Appenzeller and Thijs Spaandonk This Manifesto emerges from,
Yesterday the results of the international ideas competition for Berlin
In July this year, the online portal ‘common edge’ asked:
Why new cities can be engines of growth, symbols of