Alex Lawson·Oct 6What the Farish Street Green can teach us about community-driven development, climate justice, and…The First Move Makes the Next Move Possible
Fanni Melles·Jul 24The roots of tomorrow: How urban forestry can shape the future of citiesAs the global population continues its rapid migration into metropolitan centres, the physical landscape of human existence is…
hydroarch·Jul 23Blue Green Infrastructure: The Ancient Idea Cities Forgot (And Desperately Need Back)Here’s something most people don’t know: five hundred years before anyone coined the term “stormwater management,” the stepwells of…
car_c·Jun 21A City Where Shade Is Just a Five-Minute Walk AwayThinking about the small oases we need in our urban lives
InJust-Tech-ITbyThierno Diallo·May 26EcoInfra 2/8: Image size, why your containers weigh 10× more than they should1.2 GB base image, multiplied by every Pod restart, every autoscaler scale-out, every dev docker pull,adds up to terabytes of yearly…
Fanni Melles·Mar 20From concrete jungle to living sponge: Reimagining the future of urban infrastructureWhen you look out your window at the city around you, what do you see more of: life-giving nature, or lifeless concrete?
Gathoni Gichuhi·Mar 7🌧️ Simulating ‘Room for the River’ in Concrete Jungles 🏙️🏗️🏢🚧Is the point driven home yet? our rationale would be to blame the government, and talk about drainage systems and how this government is…
InPh.D. storiesbyBarbora Motlová·Mar 4The Building That Reuses Its Own WaterImagine walking into a modern university building. It looks completely normal. Students are studying, someone is making coffee, someone…
Isabel Thompson·Jan 24Granada Once Revered Water — Now It Has Nowhere to GoReflecting on a year since living in Granada, I examine how the Spanish-Islamic city, once built to honor water, now struggles with…
Leen El Bizri·Jan 21Indigenous & Ancient Ways of KnowingIn this week’s readings, what I kept coming back to is how good “collaboration” can sound on paper while still keeping the same old power…
