Guerilla Suburbanism in the age of Covid-19
Guerilla Suburbanism is the adaptation, creative reuse, and/or reinvention of rural and suburban realities and conceptions.
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COVID and the city: Resilience, a system-based approach
Caption image above: Domino Park Brooklyn; source: Internet This pandemic has impacted all of us and our cities, underlining our Continue reading
A Manifesto for XinWu Village
Figure 1 Collective masterplan A Manifesto for XinWu Village by Ralph Spencer Steenblik As the architectural cleansing continues in China, Continue reading
(In)Formality: tents among skyscrapers
When we talk about informality, or informal settlements, we almost always focus on places where that informality is the status quo. But, the more one looks, the more one sees how informality and formality are constantly intersecting and feeding off of each other. This is the first in a series of posts exploring the intersections of formality and informality, and is focused on insertions.
Toward a Global Localism
A Rural Revitalization Case study – Songyang, China, (松阳县) by Ralph Spencer Steenblik, edited by Vincent Augustin M Peu Duvallon Ralph Continue reading
Ciudad, territorio y Favela. I
Durante los últimos treinta años del siglo XX, América Latina experimentó un rápido crecimiento de la población urbana, las necesidades Continue reading
DC’s Hidden City:: Part 5- Looking ahead
Alleys as the new alternative Before looking at particular recommendations for DC’s alleys, I want to continue the post on Continue reading
Gondolas+cable cars+telesféricos
Image above: Medellín’ s Cable in the Comunas 1 and 2; source: Albeiro Lopera I wanted to share an article by Continue reading
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