It probably doesn’t feel over because the title was never the main goal, but all the #knowledge and #practices along the way that I feel have just started!
(photo: hidden and cherished water tanks in #informal settlements in #Indonesia)
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Such a great article by @jeremytill in AR this month, calling out built environment practitioners to step beyond the green wash: “The ignoring of the real crisis continues today” - unbelievable but true. https://t.co/dI314j6K7P
Children deserve a say on the neighbourhood they grow up in. They need spaces built with them in mind and designs that support their development.
Hear from Childhood Consultant, @timrgill, on why it's important for #urbandesign to understand the needs of children.
The example is, like, the tiniest street in a protected world heritage site. There is nothing sustainable about this. It's a highly regulated museum space enabled by the political economy of the urban region and global travel.
The city of Makassar 🇮🇩 has ~tripled in size since the 90s; that #urbanisation leads to expansion of the #urban heat island. @_Emma_Ramsay tracked this using 30yrs of 🛰 @NASA_Landsat data + monitoring in informal settlements
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Here's what we found:
to process (cope with?) the current political clusterfuck in the UK i turned my attention to the lecterns used by PMs when speaking in front of downing street. nudged by @sevensixfive sharing this with twitter world... so the recent history of the UK in a few lecterns
We are thrilled to announce that we have shortlisted 26 entries from cities and urban practitioners for the #RealPlayCityChallenge!
Learn more about these incredible projects here > https://t.co/HMeRnklx5Y
@_Emma_Ramsay @MonashUni @StevenChown1 @Grant_Duffy@Chownlab Well done, Emma!!!! Massive congratulations! Please let me know if there will be a presentation or summary of findings, I would love to be there <3