#HablemosEnOff Susana Claro "Con las rrss lo que hemos visto es el efecto en la salud mental de los estudiantes y la higiene de sueño (...) Debe haber algo positivo pero como adultos no sabemos manejar lo negativo de esto y muchos colegios están prohibiendo el uso de celulares"
Today's site visits to various social housing projects in Barcelona, as Princesa, Cirerers, Trinitat Vella or 22@ have been a success and an example of the implementation of public policies aimed at expanding the #socialhousing stock in a city like #Barcelona. 🚀#ISHF2023
A little bit of context. This is LADOT and KDI claiming this structure is an innovative response to gender-specific concerns about safety and comfort at bus stops.
#StreetDesign tip:
To use a bikeway, people need space to remain clear of other people and objects. And different devices—like cargo bikes—require different amounts of space.
When possible, bikeways should be wide enough for all users to operate and be passed comfortably.
📣 Call for papers 📣
17th North American Meeting of the Urban Economics Association
October 6 - 7, 2023
University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Please submit your paper by June 20, 2023.
https://t.co/HGFz6YR2Yz
A conversation with Professor Carlos Moreno about the 15-minute city, one of the urban planning concepts embraced by the United Nations Habitat on their latest World Cities Report 2022.
Crossing City Limits urban podcast.
https://t.co/KCm5HbUkxn
@CarlosMorenoFr
A conversation with architecture professor René Peralta, About Tijuana / San Diego border presence, daily life, and design. Border astronaut his latest work.
Crossing City Limits urban podcast.
https://t.co/KCm5HbUkxn
@Rene_Peralta
A few weeks ago I spoke with @CBSNews to discuss my book and New York's tallest skyscrapers. You can view the segment here: https://t.co/yuIbeiQW5F @wwnorton
A conversation with urban economist Jenny Schuetz PhD, about housing policy, housing affordability, and Fixer-Upper, How to Repair America’s Broken Housing Systems, her latest book.
Crossing City Limits urban podcast.
https://t.co/KCm5HbUkxn
@jenny_schuetz
62 homes, including 7 for extremely low income households, replacing an existing duplex. The building will include parking for 31 bicycles but only 6 cars. Win!