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The World Today - No land home sale hopes 25/05/2010
Daily Sprawl: Retrofitting Suburban Sprawl...
Project Title: The Culture Now Project: Empower the Periphery Location: Tucson, Arizona, USA Built, Unbuilt or Under Construction: Unbuilt Project Year: 2011 University: University of California, Los Angeles Studio Instructors: Thom Mayne and Karen Lohrmann Project Team Members: Grady Gillies Website: www.suprastudio.aud.ucla.edu/ Project Description: Through an integrated system of power generation, Tucson’s vacant lots harness solar power for technical and cultural transformation. TUCSON IS GROWING.
The Culture Now Project: Empower the Periphery | Landscape Urbanism
benefits - shapingsuburbia
for making the changes proposed by Shaping Suburbia, and yes, the benefits to the city of course benefit us all too.Discovering civic engagement through guerilla urbanism @ Exquisite Struggle
The current recession was unforeseen by all but the most thoughtful and careful investors, but many effects of the recession are predictable. The average individual has drastically reduced spending in favor of savings as reflected in the downward spike of the Personal Consumption Expenditure metric and the converse increase in the Personal Savings rate to 4.2%; this rate marks an 11 year high .Emergent Urbanism, or ‘bottom-up planning’
I was asked to write an article around ‘bottom-up planning’ by Architectural Review Australia a while ago.STORIES | Suburban scenarios « placeblog
I’ve been thinking about suburban narratives and the kinds of images, scenarios and stories that emerge.Adaptable Suburbs
A study of the relationship between networks of human activity and the changing form of urban and suburban centres through time The UK’s suburbs are overlooked and poorly understood. The word ‘suburb’ betrays their perceived status as places that are subordinate to the centre.Rogue urbanism group DoTank:Brooklyn used discarded shipping pallets to create Adirondack chairs and held a potluck beneath the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. (DoTank:Brooklyn)

