Two news items aroused my disurbanist instincts last week, and in my paranoid
modus operandi where everything is connected, thought that they represented two
aspects of an identical process: the continued fragmentation and
> "I like Nike, but wait a minute.
The neighbourhood supports, so put some money in it."
* Public Enemy, Shut Em Down
In the 18 years since Chuck D rapped those
Operating at the intersection of data visualisation and urbanism, the Atlas work
of Dutch book designer Joost Grootens is without peer. At its best, graphic
design and data visualisation reveals new truths, ways
I've been spending time over the last month getting to grips with Petra Kempf's
[http://beta.arch.columbia.edu/users/pk114columbiaedu] remarkable publication
You are the City
[http://www.
We're running out of space, in space.
It's not just on Earth that undeveloped space is shrinking. Things are beginning
to get crowded in outer space too. This week,
