Field notes on sprawl, commuting, and the odd ways we build.
Walking through fields of radiant green, lined by lush, towering trees and the silhouette of ancient sandstone towers emerging from the horizon, once again you hear…
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ASLIP is a UK Government funded Green Cities and Infrastructure Programme executive leadership course, aiming to address urban and infrastructural challenges. According to ASLIP’s website,…
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‘While active street life generates neighbourliness, which is a critical form of social “wealth,” it is also quite literally good for business. Walkable, active…
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UNDP Cambodia reports that an average of 5.4 people die daily from traffic accidents, making it the sixth deadliest cause of mortality in the…
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Events and festivals play an important role in supporting economic growth, changing perceptions, and fostering social and cultural regeneration (Richards, 2017). They are often…
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Humans are adaptable creatures, modifying their living environments to meet their needs. Historically, residential buildings were characterized by continuous changes driven by the evolving…
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Noise pollution is more than just an annoyance; it’s a growing public health issue that’s affecting our physical and mental well-being. In this blog…
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Public transportation mode such as bus network serves cities across the globe that moves a lot of people large numbers of people to their…
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Cities need a mingling of old buildings to cultivate primary diversity mixtures, as well as secondary diversity. In particular, they need old buildings to…
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The Building Footprint dataset, produced by Google Research under the Open Buildings project, is a large-scale open-access dataset containing the outlines of 1.8 billion…
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To me, old maps from the past reveal some of the most interesting features that I have never would have noticed in my city…
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