Mexico City produces waste at a rate of 12,920 tons a day–where does all of it go, and how? This deceptively simple question has no direct and simple answer.
By Cynthia Deng and Elif Erez
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Landscapes of Trauma – The Legacy and Future of the Abandoned Modernist Villas of Kep, Cambodia
Unique to this region are a series of modernist villas, which were constructed over a twenty-year period, 1955-1975, after independence from French Colonial rule, and then destroyed or abandoned following the Khmer Rouge Genocide.
By Malika Leiper
Urbanization by Brahmanization
The ‘Vegetarians Only’ sign has increasingly become a way to specifically exclude Muslims from occupying public and private spaces in the city.
By Neeti Nayak
Boom or Bust? Techno-Optimism and the Driverless Car
As further regulation and design questions emerge in response to new technologies, planners must set out priorities for our cities with clarity, confidence and resoluteness.
By Solomon Green-Eames
Whose Streets? Power and Place in The Bahamas
My earliest memory of Bay Street was when I was twelve years old. It was New Year’s Day and my mom, brother, and I decided to attend Junkanoo, an annual celebration on Bay Street.
By Chanel Williams