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Photos courtesy of Boa Mistura ? Participatory urban art is an effective way for us all to learn to act like urban artists—that is, to engage unexpectedly and unrestrictedly with the cityscape. Boa…
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? What you’re looking at are a handful of pictures of the former NDSM shipyard in Amsterdam (NDSM stands for Nederlandsche Dok en Scheepsbouw Maatschappij – Netherlands Dock and Shipbuilding Company). It’s a place…
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Karen Mossberger, Arizona State University Caroline Tolbert, University of Iowa For both policymakers and researchers interested in the nexus between technology use and sustainability at the local level, new data on city and county Internet…
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The Charnel-House .I’ve posted about Hannes Meyer several times already. For those who don’t know, Meyer was the second Bauhaus director. He stepped in after Walter Gropius returned to his own private practicein 1928, and presided over the art and … Continue reading
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Frederick Law Olmsted, c.1890, courtesy of the National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site. Sunday, April 26th, marks the birth date of Frederick Law Olmsted. No short list of the…
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A Short History of Social Mobility in five small frames – from a collection of drawings and pastels that first appeared in the edition “Nothing is easy” (Rien n’est…
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