
Quite possibly the world's most eclectic and unconventional urbanism podcast. The sort of thing you'll be into if you like cities beyond the traditional planning, architecture and policy realm. Initiated in Toronto, now global.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 128 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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There’s a moment in this week’s conversation with Sam Peart, Global Head of Sustainability at Hassell, where she describes a question she asks design teams when a brief lands.
“What’s the purpose of this project?”
“Oh, it’s to deliv...
One of the most useful thing Ken Greenberg has done for cities is not really a building, a park or a masterplan. It might be a room.
Specifically, it is a series of rooms, in three different cities, over decades. They might have had a mode...
I met Saurabh Mangla in Singapore on a day I was hot, tired and kinda ready to just go for a beer. Then he showed me his lab, and the beer had to wait. He started a furniture brand called Ipse Ipsa Ipsum about a decade ago … think affordabl...
A lot of the recent episodes of the podcast episodes have come back, in a few different ways, to the idea of permission. Sometimes where we lack it, or maybe where we have it but act or think as though we don’t. In some cases it could be so...
There’s a sentence that absolutely slaps in this conversation. Gerald Babel-Sutter is describing a beer he had with a city official in Graz (that’s in Austria), about fifteen years ago … a conversation that, without either of them knowing i...
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