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Home Posts tagged "Spatial Inequality"

Spatial Inequality

Building Inclusive Streets: Reshaping the Schlossstrasse, Frankfurt

Streets exist in many forms. From large, straight and open, to small, winding...

November 27, 2017  By Leon van Keulen
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Amsterdam: A cognitive cultural city?

Organic supermarkets are popping up all over Amsterdam. These chic, alternative...

November 16, 2015  By Katie Brown
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Observing Urban Form in Dili, East Timor

There is something to be said of the journey between Darwin in Australia's...

October 5, 2015  By Matt Smith
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Homelessness & NYC’s Public Libraries

In 2014 homelessness in New York City hit a record high. Over the past...

August 3, 2015  By Beth Jarret
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Uniting a Divided City: A Case Study in Silwan

The Jerusalem Master plan 2000 is the first urban planning project for Jerusalem...

July 20, 2015  By Maaike Reynaert
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Ponte Tower: Pipe Dream of Johannesburg

It happens quite often that buildings end up not fulfilling the functions...

May 4, 2015  By Jolien Groot
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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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Yuppie Voting Behaviour: Urban Electoral Earthquakes?

19 March 2014 was a historical day for the city of Amsterdam. On this day,...

March 16, 2015  By Jorn Koelemaij
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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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Territoriality and Tensions in Glasgow’s Schemes

“Most of the younger ones are just interested in fighting […] It's...

August 18, 2014  By Jorn Koelemaij
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