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Lima
25 things to do on a Saturday - Things to Do - Time Out Boston
Ask not what your country can do for you Located behind the University of Massachusetts, the JFK Presidential Library and Museum faces out to the ocean. Although it doesn’t see the tourist numbers that the Freedom Trail pulls in, its well-designed, multimedia tour of the former president’s life and time is ten times more fascinating—and still emotionally resonant decades down the line. 9am–5pm. Columbia Point, Boston (617-514-1600, jfklibrary.org ) Be a Hero, just for one day If ‘80s goth glam is what scratches your alternative itch, Saturday night’s Heroes at T.T. the Bear’s Place in Cambridge may provide just the right hue of nail polish. DJ Chris Ewen spins a playlist that pays homage to the likes of the Cure, David Bowie, The Ramones, Siouxsie and the Banshees and all their musical kin. If you can’t dance to that, you can’t dance period. 9pm. 10 Brookline St, Central Square, Cambridge (617-492-0082, ttthebears.com )November 10, 2011 NYTimes: THE struggle to slow global warming will be won or lost in cities, which emit 80 percent of the world’s greenhouse gases.
The Future is Urban. Will it be Green or Grunge?
Paris
NYC
Urban Omnibus | 50 Ideas for the New City
Urbanisme & Architecture
Rapport d'information n° 594 (2010-2011) de M. Jean-Pierre SUEUR , fait au nom de la Délégation à la prospective, déposé le 9 juin 2011 Disponible au format PDF (3,8 Moctets) au nom de la délégation sénatoriale à la prospective (1) sur les villes du futur , Par M.
Villes du futur, futur des villes : quel avenir pour les villes du monde ? (Enjeux)
La ville équitable
When we think of people who shape cities, we often talk of politicians and financiers. But thinking–the work of scholars–can have an outsized impact on the places in which we live. In advance of “James Q. Wilson, Broken Windows and Los Angeles” , a Zócalo event that considers the legacy of the late James Q. Wilson in his native Southern California, we asked four people who think about urban life this question: What scholar or intellectual of the last 50 years has had the greatest impact on the cities we live in today?

