Rather than a book you sit down and read, Soft City is a book that invites you to explore what it has to offer. It is highly visual, filled with primary colours, useful case studies, original ideas, inspiring photographs, and helpful graphics. As such, it is highly recommended that you forgo the e-book version and get yourself a physical copy.
A special New Years Eve edition of my weekly recap of urbanism news and views.
Schelling points are ‘nodes of unconscious coordination” that people in cities around the word have historically used to make sense of urban place.
Temporary urbanism shows how—with a lot of ingenuity and a little investment—cities could transform urban voids into urban oases.
Malls R Us is a provocative documentary that looks at North America’s love affair will the mall.
The other day I asked a simple question on Twitter and Facebook…
So to make up for being a day late, I’ll include a bonus article this week. So here is the ‘Saturday 6’; a selection of articles I found interesting over the past week.
As part of my continuing quest to ‘activate’ downtown Phoenix, I want to invite you to my next THERE-apy event: The Urban Breakfast.
While we all have an image of our selves that we try and project to others, what matters most is how other perceive us. Here is how I’m viewed on Twitter.
These are some of the articles I’ve read that have got me thinking recently: