An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Urban Culture, Space, Architecture, and Design
Last week Charlie Rose invited to his interview table the geographer David Harvey and the economist Richard Wolff. At issue was the question of whether modern capitalism is in crisis. Embedded in the conversation are several topics relevant to the […]
Yesterday’s Denver Post and the previous day’s New York Times contained stories relevant to the ongoing debate about how to develop 9th and Colorado. The Post offered a concise summary of where things stand on the eve of next week’s Denver […]
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. […]
Citizen opposition to developer plans for a Walmart store at 9th and Colorado in Denver is galvanizing, as evidenced by the appearance of a WordPress website and Facebook page. The major concerns continue to be Walmart’s alleged misfit with the “spirit” […]
California Home and Design Magazine has identified 25 American buildings that need immediate demolition. It offers this as the criterion for making the hit list: When proportion, balance, form and function come together in a delicate harmony, architecture is nothing […]
It was an honor to participate in the recent Intercultural Place-Making Seminar sponsored by The Council of Europe’s Intercultural Cities Programme and held at the Palazzo Badoer, Università IUAV di Venezia. The seminar’s central organizing question was how urban planning […]