The fourth part of the Medellín series by Alejandro Restrepo-Montoya is about Medellín’s interest of the consideration of its tutelary hills, the integral social and physical intervention in its centre and the alternatives for the generation of new conditions of sustainable mobility.
The second part of Paul C. Rogers’ Pando series is about the growth ability of pando and the added value of its existence for science and for humanity in general.
Under the motto Berlin Remixing | City New Mixed, the focus for 18 days will be on trend-setting projects in the fields of architecture, urban and landscape planning, best-practice examples from the metropolis of Berlin as well as international success stories.
“African Speculations”, from 21 June to 18 July 2018, explores the recent proliferation of speculative urbanization activities across the African continent.
Google is involved in urban planning in Toronto. Is this as bad as most critics seem to think it is? And if not, how might cities located in developing countries profit from this initiative?
Cook and Jenshel spent two years traveling to fifty-nine sites across five continents to photograph some of the world’s most historic and inspirational trees.
