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  • Henri Lefebvre on Maps as Instant Infinity


    polisAuthority Authority: 485
    Source: Infinite City: A San Francisco Atlas "How many maps, in the descriptive or geographical sense, might be needed to deal exhaustively with a given space, to code and decode all its meanings and contents? It is doubtful whether a finite number can ever be given to this sort of question. What we are most ...
    5 days ago
  • Shanghai | Satellite Scan


    movingcities.orgAuthority Authority: 98
    Line 6 to Holland Town | Shanghai, December 2011 While working on an article, for an upcoming issue of Bauwelt, on the European-themed satellite towns in Shanghai 上海 MovingCities went scanning the suburbs of the city. Taking the subway to the last stops on Line 9, Line 7 and Line 6 we arrived in Thames [...] ...
    1 week ago
  • Haus Schwarzenberg


    Slow Travel BerlinAuthority Authority: 101
    Grashina Gabelmann explores the story behind Mitte’s Haus Schwarzenberg… Photo courtesy of Haus Schwarzenberg website Most visitors to Berlin find themselves ambling along Mitte’s Rosenthaler Strasse at some point, often to browse well-known commercial landmarks like the Rosen and Hackeschen Höfe. ...
    1 week ago
  • Thinking outside the box on the city’s finances


    Off the KuffAuthority Authority: 124
    We’ve seen the ideas generated by the Long Term Financial Management Task Force , which I thought lacked a certain amount of breadth to its perspective. Here’s a taste of what else might be out there to think about. Good Jobs Great Houston , of which the Houston Organization of Public Employees is a ...
    1 week ago
  • Tarzan’s Giant Swimming Pool


    Street Art, Graffiti, Urban ArtcoreAuthority Authority: 485
    In 1929, Johnny Weissmuller , an Austrian-Hungarian-born American swimmer and actor best known for playing Tarzan in movies, inaugurated the Piscine Molitor (also known as the Piscines Auteuil-Molitor or the Grands établissements balnéaires d’Auteuil) swimming pool in Paris (what is why I call it Tarzan’s ...
    1 week ago
  • Amazing Site, RETROgrapher Maps Pittsburghs Photographic History


    Pittsburgh Arts - Digging PittAuthority Authority: 109
    West Carson Street at Fernwood Street Southside Hoffers Way, Hill District, 1924 Constructing The William Penn Hotel 1915 How did I not know about this amazing resource that posts the exact mapped locations of Historic Pittsburgh Photographs. How it works? All of the photographs on the site come from ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Trend 1: Crowd-Funded Urbanism


    The Pop-Up CityAuthority Authority: 503
    Crowd-funding has become extremely popular over last years. Lots of cultural, artistic and design initiatives have already been made possible thanks to platforms like Kickstarter . But will this work for urbanism too? Yes, it does! The idea of paying together for those things we really like, starts to win popularity ...
    2 weeks ago
  • How the Nasher Hurts Itself and the Arts District


    Dallas Blog, Daily News, Dallas Politics, Opinion, and Commentary FrontBurner Blog D MagazineAuthority Authority: 534
    Allisonette #4 and I strolled into the Nasher the other day to have lunch. To buy lunch, unlike at the DMA, we were told we first have to buy admission to the museum. The policy is understandable considering how the Nasher is configured. To get to the restaurant, one has to walk through the museum, so you see a lot ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Frost Cloud


    The LynxAuthority Authority: 98
    Posted in Design , Montreal , Photography , Urbanism This is the “Nuage de givre” (Frost Cloud) display at the Place des Festivals, which is part of the Luminothérapie installations  around the Quartier des Spectacles in Montreal.  This initiative to light up the city’s entertainment ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Salt Research Center / SANAL Architecture/Urbanism


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    © Refik Anadol Architects:  SANAL Architecture/Urbanism , Murat Şanal, Alexis Şanal, Begum Öner Location:  Karaköy, Istanbul , Turkey Gross Floor Area: 700 sqm Structure: Historic 19th Century Load Bearing + Timber Project Team: Ozlem Ozdemir Orkun Beydağı, Pillippa Tamsin, Sedef Zorbozan ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Tip For Those Who Walk Around Downtown


    Dallas Blog, Daily News, Dallas Politics, Opinion, and Commentary FrontBurner Blog D MagazineAuthority Authority: 534
    Just because there’s no sign saying you can’t walk down a sidewalk where someone’s using a jackhammer doesn’t mean you should walk down said sidewalk.
    2 weeks ago
  • Demo Watch> Historic Warehouse Threatened on West Broadway


    Broken SidewalkAuthority Authority: 408
    Eastern section of former tobacco warehouse to be demolished. (Courtesy Tipster) This story is starting to get old, but another project under guise of community improving is tearing apart the future potential of West Louisville. The YMCA of Greater Louisville is set to build a new facility on Broadway between 17th ...
    2 weeks ago
  • 2012 On the Brink: Our Networked Human Future


    Prometheus UnboundAuthority Authority: 114
    We live in interesting times: the end of the “dumb society.” A great short documentary on our collective (and hopeful) future:
    2 weeks ago
  • PIGS in 3D


    neo-nomadAuthority Authority: 94
    Preparing two lectures ( it’s all in the book ! Read it :-) that will happen at the Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture (ESA) in Paris, France – Architecture des milieux lab (end of January) and Tokyo Denki University, Japan (mid February). The image above is an avant-goût . More details will come. Come say ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Architecture Critic Calls for Reevaluating Parking Lots


    Broken SidewalkAuthority Authority: 408
    A parking lot at the KFEC. (Bing Maps) The New York Times ‘ new architecture critic Michael Kimmelman has been making waves with his coverage, not of the newest starchitect-designed showpieces, but of the critical urban issues that cities large and small are facing from public space to highway removal . ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Leading Off (1/16/11)


    Dallas Blog, Daily News, Dallas Politics, Opinion, and Commentary FrontBurner Blog D MagazineAuthority Authority: 534
    Bike Accident Illustrates Need For Safer Biker/Pedestrian Options: If you’ve ever ridden a bike over one of the two viaducts that span the Trinity River and connect Oak Cliff to downtown, you know how incredibly scary it is. It just got scarier: Dallas Torres, 32, was struck by a car while riding his bike on the ...
    2 weeks ago
  • DenverInfill… A 2011 Retrospective


    DenverInfill BlogAuthority Authority: 95
    As is tradition here at DenverInfill, let’s take a look back at the previous year and review what was going on from an infill/urbanism perspective in Denver’s urban core. Certainly, the past few years have been difficult for infill development, with the economy and financial markets struggling to recover from ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Remix Your City - Fresh Push Play by HIFANA (via @AlJavieera)


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    Remix Your City - Fresh Push Play by HIFANA (via @ AlJavieera )
    2 weeks ago
  • Before Bay St Divided Yorkville


    BricoleurbanismAuthority Authority: 79
    Goad Atlas fire insurance map showing the area between Yonge St and Queens Park/Avenue Rd from near College St to Davenport Rd in 1913 - move over with mouse to see the same area in 1924 after Bay St was cut through One of Toronto’s little historical secrets is the mystery of why Bay St does such a large jog at ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Natur-Park Schöneberger Südgelände


    Slow Travel BerlinAuthority Authority: 101
    The snappily-titled Natur-Park Schöneberger Südgelände is a not-so-well-known 18-hectare urban park at the southern end of Schöneberg. The park has blossomed from the ruins of an old railway hub that was built in the 1890s, and which for 70 years operated as one of the city’s busiest (including during WWII). ...
    2 weeks ago

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