Hand-illustrated stories from East Asia to the world, peeking into the ecological cities we dream about.
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In part 1 of this writing, we explored the idea that an ecological “freedom city” is one where everyone drives electric cars, and no one walks or uses public transit. Now, part 2 imagines what the city might look like if we actually went ah...
This week, a few photos of the progress on our studio and herb tea bar. We stick with the theme of using all of this pallet wood, but this time, it gets more vertical.
Somebody asked recently, why not just have everyone drive electric cars, and make wider roads. They proposed that, for the sake of our freedom and the environment, we should “just get rid of public transit,” suggesting electric cars would b...
I am going to spoil the surprise by saying that we have a new wood floor, made almost entirely from lovingly-restored wood shipping pallets!
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American writer, artist & urbanist, based in East Asia. Focused on urban ecology. Director of City as Nature (Daejeon). Arts editor at The Nature of Cities (New York). My car is a 'mamachari' bicycle.
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