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Home Posts tagged "Space"

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From Hippies to Hipsters and Homelessness in Haight-Ashbury

The Haight-Ashbury district in San Francisco is known as the heart of the 1960s...

November 5, 2018  By Iris van Gent
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Manchester’s Northern Quarter: Fostering or Exploiting Authenticity?

Nowadays, The Northern Quarter is often defined as one of the most exciting...

April 6, 2015  By Valerie van Lieshout
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Konza Technology City: Between Vision and Reality

In recent years, numerous plans for New Towns have been developed throughout...

March 9, 2015  By Eline Splinter
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Polarised Tehran: Tea House vs. Coffee shop

Tehran, Iran's capital and its primary city with 8.5 million people, is experiencing...

February 2, 2015  By Reza Shaker Ardekani
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Spaces Left Over after Secularization

The reuse of churches in the Netherlands Although the vast amount of Belgian...

January 26, 2015  By Afra Foli
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Filming Cities: Urbanized (2011)

Urbanized: a documentary that takes us on an exciting world tour to teach...

April 24, 2014  By Jolien Groot
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Public Space and Urban Planning: A Stepchild Relationship?

Large scale urban developments as they were common since the 1960s were...

January 27, 2014  By Lukas Franta
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When Planning Goes Awry: The Case of the Goese Schans

Scaling the Housing Project Planning is a profession. When a new housing...

January 20, 2014  By Leon van Keulen
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Urban Exploring in Abandoned Vilnius

Vilnius, capital of Lithuania, is a city with an eventful past. During...

January 6, 2014  By Jorn Koelemaij
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Dresden Victimised by Fury of UNESCO

Something terrible happened to the city of Dresden, something which is perhaps...

November 18, 2013  By Leon van Keulen
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