Racing in vulnerable ecosystems as a way to save the environment! Not a joke – Extreme E racing series.
Yesterday I stumbled across a post of Nico Rosberg on Linkedin. There for former formula 1 world champion announced the
Positioning a school and urbanism education
At the occasion of the publication of the annual review of the Amsterdam Academy of Architecture, the three deans of the disciplines, architecture, landscape architecture and urbanism were interviewed by Tara Lewis about their vision and thoughts in relation to the academy’s climate curriculum ‘(r)evolution planet’. It gives a good overview of the content of the education of the three disciplines and where me and my colleagues Janna Bystrykh and Joost Emmerick have been leading the school to.
The entire annual review with additional reading the plenty of student work can be read here.
Yesterday I stumbled across a post of Nico Rosberg on Linkedin. There for former formula 1 world champion announced the
A Desert Nation Confronts a Heating Planet As the world warms, few nations feel the heat as literally as Saudi
Why Friction Matters in the Future of Urban Life The modern city is obsessed with comfort. Climate-controlled interiors, frictionless mobility,
City development is deeply intertwined with the economic and political system it happens in. It translates into how space is
It seems to be the time of doom scenarios again.
There is a curious synchrony to grief on social media.
For more than a century, architectural education has wrestled with
A public space is generally open and accessible to people