...rent to landlords, financial institutions and established owner-occupiers. Even with state subsidies to employers and/or landlords via the social security system, there is still a significant gap between low pay...
...reason, design of the infrastructure is one of the most important issues for developing cities. A district heating substation in a residential neighborhood (credit: Ulrichulrich/CC BY-SA 3.0) The greatest challenge...
...regimes of system behaviour; coping with change between one and another of them is every bit as strategically significant. Conventionally, we recognise only 2 of these regimes: those giving rise...
...data can play a key role in the design and management of cities is widely recognised. Architects, planners and engineers are already considering how data can improve the planning and...
...while responding to future challenges and opportunities. Featured image by vasilennka on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons. Sign up for email alerts from this blog, or follow us on Twitter....
...engineer Howard Aitken famously remarked, “the best way to predict the future is to invent it”. Featured image by NASA on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons. Sign up for email...
...city to undertake a foresight approach as part of the UK project. The Newcastle study had to step into the unknown, and generate significant amounts of trust and goodwill in...
...an ageing population, health and economic shifts) before identifying possible future design opportunities to tackle these challenges. The content was richly illustrated throughout with imagery from A Visual History of...
...about the project visit The Peckham Coal Line website. All images courtesy of The Peckham Coal Line. Sign up for email alerts from this blog, or follow us on Twitter....
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