In the world of architecture, Covid transformed the way designers thought about their work and mostly for the better. But it has yet to transform the system of plutocratic funding that they still rely on.
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Austrian symbolist artist Gustav Klimt's masterpieces come to life in an immersive exhibit in New York, inaugurating a new museum that merges technology, art and music https://t.co/CNqixvEwaF
Guns in Public Places American Public Square at Jewell
What can be done to mitigate the increasing prevalence of gun violence in American society?
Listen Here: https://t.co/hod0cJ81C9
Can this collective commercial real estate model, created and led by Black businesses in Chicago, finally revitalize the South and West Side’s long-disinvested commercial corridors? @oscarthinks reports.
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Instead of viewing popular places in our cities as "tourist traps" and looking down on them, we should try to understand why people enjoy them.
It's often because they're some of a city's few people-oriented places. We shouldn't be ignoring them, but learning from them!
“The old moniker central business district no longer applies. Today’s downtowns are more aptly considered as central connectivity districts — essential platforms where people socialize, cooperate, and collaborate.” https://t.co/AThuINgJZb
Remember back in 2016-17 pushing garden rooftops, green living walls and sustainable demo spaces in #Phoenix. Getting leadership to act is the least sustainable.
Cities are warming at a faster rate than their surroundings due to #ClimateChange 🏙️
Because of the #UrbanHeatIslandEffect, our cities are already 0.5 - 4° hotter
Read the list of short-term solutions to reduce the heat in cities from the @UNFCCC 👇
It’s REALLY important that #Vancouver’s Downtown Business Association, who were originally AGAINST downtown bike-lanes, have become one of their most vigourous supporters, because of EVIDENCE that bike-lanes are better for downtown business than any street parking they replace.
William H. Frey: While many of those who fled cities may not return, future city gains may well be in the hands of younger generations and new immigrant waves—groups that in the past tended to choose big cities as their destinations. https://t.co/YWXCcPSdbv
Cities should consider reconfiguring their roads and pavements to prepare for new kinds of vehicles, says the National Safety Council
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@NSCsafety#roadsafety#AV#accessibility#urbanmobility
Yes, we must change the conversation. As example, very important, if we could see our city from 95cm height, as a 3 year old, what would we change? In streets, parks, other public spaces? #Urban95#SafeStreets#Gil4Mayor#Toronto4Everyone
This immersive community archive in the Chicago area shows local Arab and Muslim communities' "unapologetic refusal" to allow years of secret FBI surveillance to "define our stories or impact how we see ourselves."
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After successful careers in law and business with Fortune 500 companies, Stuart Graff always knew he would cap his working life in the #nonprofit world. Today, he is president & CEO of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. https://t.co/tAbo8T49HC @WrightTaliesin
I had the pleasure of exploring lessons that can be learned from @womenslibrary and other libraries when it comes to feminist town planning for the @scotonsunday support our libraries campaign.
Findings: women and books = iconic duo. 📚
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