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  Tipping the Scales

  The Japanese designer Tomo Kihara has developed a tool for street debating, which allows homeless people to earn money without compromising their dignity.

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  Morphing Medellín – Part 2

  Once known as the most dangerous city in the world, this January Medellín in Colombia was named the number one travel destination on the rise in South America. From a world full of darkness and crime, the city has stepped into the light – thanks to its own society, which remembered its values at the darkest moment. Here is the second part of the story of Medellín.

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  Big Topos Reader Survey

  We want Topos to inspire you and enrich your work environment. We would very much like to know your reaction to the new layout and editorial concept and learn about suggestions you may have. Here we go.

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  Flowers for NYC

  New York faces a new kind of street art: Massive bouquets and flower arrangements appear in Manhattan, creating giant flower vases or decorating public places. The mysterious “Banksy of florists” is Lewis Miller Design Studio which tries to put smiles on the faces of New Yorkers.

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  Cool Landscapes

  From 7th to 24th September, and for the seventh consecutive year, Bergamo will be at the center of the landscape culture. The Piazza Vecchia in the Citta Alta gets the stylistic touch of the landscape architect, Lodewijk Baljon, who conceives it and is consistent with the focus of the International Meeting (22th to 23th September).  […]

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  Intelligent Cities and Healthy Regions

  The European Green Australia Summit (EUGAUS) is dedicated to the exchange and trade of ideas and services between Australia and Europe. It takes place which on 10 November in the Australian embassy in Berlin and is initiated and organised by the Liechtenstein Institute for Strategic Development in Berlin.

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