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The City is my Living Room

On August 31, 2010, in Opinion, Uncategorized, Who am I?, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Family • Home • Living Room • living space • McMansion • neighborhood • parks • Public transport • pubs • suburban • urban • Vancouver

The Magic is in the Mix: Rethinking Mixed-Use Urbanism

On August 24, 2010, in Opinion, Phoenix, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: architecture • Chain store • cities • CityScape • community • Design • diversity • downtown Phoenix • Jane Jacobs • Middle class • Mixed use • neighborhoods • people • Public space • public spaces • Starbucks • urban development • urban fabric • Urban planning • urbanism

Placemaking and Pioneering in Downtown Phoenix

On August 19, 2010, in events, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Arizona State University • CityScape • downtown Phoenix • Light Rail • placemaking • presentation • public art • Roosevelt Row • Taz Loomans • urbanism

The soul of the city resides in each of its residents

On August 2, 2010, in urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: cities • placemaking • urbanism

Urban Connectivity

On July 27, 2010, in Opinion, Urbanite Dictionary, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: city core • community • diversity • intersections • Jane Jacobs • neighborhood • pedestrianism • public transit • sprawl • storefronts • suburbia • transit • urban • Urban design • urban fabric • urban grid

Urban Fabric

On July 19, 2010, in Opinion, Urbanite Dictionary, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: cities • city core • community • intersections • James Howard Kunstler • Jane Jacobs • Mixed use • street patterns • Urban and Regional Planning • urban fabric

City Cultivation: Tending to Urban Terroir

On June 30, 2010, in urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: America • articles • Barack Obama • Blog • Business • cities • city planning • civic leaders • community • cultivation • Design • diversity • leadership • neighborhood • neighborhoods • people • political • politicians • Sense of place • Social Media • urban • Urban and Regional Planning • Urban planning • urban spaces • Urban Terroir

Urban Terroir

On June 28, 2010, in Urbanite Dictionary, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Aaron Renn • Christopher Alexander • cities • culture • history • urban • urban fabric • urban spaces • Urban Terroir • Urbanophile

What is Genius Loci?

On May 27, 2010, in Uncategorized, Urbanite Dictionary, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Alexander Pope • architectural discourse • Built environment • Christian Norberg-Schulz • city • city functions • discourse • distinctive atmosphere • Genius Loci • Genius Loci: Towards a Phenomenology of Architecture • Gertrude Stein • guardian spirit • infrastructure • Latin • Lawrence Durrell • lord burlington • phenomenology of architecture • placemaking • spirit of place • theorist • transit • urban • urban context • urban experience • urbanist

Urban Thinking

On May 26, 2010, in Who am I?, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: discourse • Phoenix Arizona • place-making • thinking • urban • urbanism

Previous Entries

The City is my Living Room

The Magic is in the Mix: Rethinking Mixed-Use Urbanism

Placemaking and Pioneering in Downtown Phoenix

The soul of the city resides in each of its residents

Urban Connectivity

Urban Fabric

Urban Terroir

What is Genius Loci?

Urban Thinking

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