Urbanism
The Urbanist – Health and the city in 2020
Andrew Tuck is joined by Carolyn Steel, author of ‘Sitopia’, and urban epidemiologist Tolullah Oni, who unpack the lessons for our cities from 2020....
The Urbanist – Tall Stories 237: Home
Andrew Tuck shares his thoughts on one place we’ve all come to know a little better this year.Source by Monocle 24: The Urbanist
The long term impact of the Olympics
“The biggest single investment in art and culture since the Great Exhibition” is how Lyn Garner, Chief Executive of the London Legacy Development Corporation,...
The Urbanist – The Book Club: Part Two
We look at the history of our cities and how they’ve evolved with Ben Wilson’s new book ‘Metropolis: A History of the City, Humankind’s...
The Urbanist – Tall Stories 236: Umlauftank 2, Berlin
We stop by the ‘Pink Pipe’, a strange piece of Berlin architecture originally built for naval research.Source by Monocle 24: The Urbanist
Building more homes won’t bring prices down
Building more homes will do nothing to solve Britain’s housing affordability crisis, according Peter Bill, co-author of ‘Broken Homes – Britain’s Housing Crisis: Faults,...
Improving public services through data sharing
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1 Finsbury Avenue (1FA)
The refurbishment of 1FA - one of the most highly regarded office buildings within the City of London - creates a new destination with...
The Urbanist – Tall Stories 235: The American suburb
Monocle’s Henry Rees Sheridan explores how we define the American suburb, with Jed Kolko, chief economist at Indeed.Source by Monocle 24: The Urbanist