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Extremely proud that this book by #UrbanCommonsCollective came to life! Published by @dpr_barcelona @SSoA_news @SSOA_Reserch. It is a situated account on practices and theories of #UrbanCommons in Europe. A great read, we hope.
Urban Commons Handbook. dpr-barcelona.myshopify.com/…
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“I have carried the results of war on my body.”
Remarkable piece
(via @FlakPhoto )
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The coal smoke in Pittsburgh used to block out the sun. on.mash.to/1W2XMKk ht @theretronaut
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VIRTUAL: Pulitzer Prize-winning author and “New York Times” theater critic Margo Jefferson shares her memoir “Constructing a Nervous System” on Friday, June 10 at 4 PM (ET).
RSVP: ow.ly/EqX550Jj4BI
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Based on extensive fieldwork, Anwar and @geoplace "argue that digital capitalism is—despite rarely being mentioned—increasingly 'made in Africa.'"
Nice review of a crucial new book—The Digital Continent: Placing Africa in Planetary Networks of Work africasacountry.com/2022/03/…
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Oldest known sculpture of a horse, Aurignacian, 32,000-35,000 years old.
This exquisitely carved Ice Age figurine was found in Vogelherd Cave, near Stetten, in southwest Germany.
Museum Schloss Hohentübingen, Tübingen, Germany.
#archaeohistories
'when London moved from a pattern of fields to a network of streets, it didn’t leave behind the picturesque; instead it created a new, urban version of the painterly, framed, composed and view-driven...' by @Tim_Stonor
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Architecture could achieve so much more. This first article in a series tackling inclusion shows how equity, diversity and inclusion can realise that potential #ribajintelligence
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'When the whales were killed, those food webs collapsed, turning seas that were once rain forest–like in their richness into marine deserts.'
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I think this level of devotion mixed with passion is what makes @keelingcurve an exemplar of a great and truly authentic scientist! 👍🏻 I'm so glad to have the opportunity to work with him and to learn from him! 😊
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Stumbled upon the odd church of Notre Dame de Paris just north of Leicester Square. On an ingeniously hidden rotunda plan by Hector Corfiato (1952-5) & full of pungently Gallic kitsch furnishings including Jean Cocteau murals. One of the least English places in central London.
You don't need to be a logistics nerd to find this interesting.
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An urban farming network piggybacks the German REWE supermarket’s infrastructure in ACME’s design for a sustainable building prototype, writes @chrisfoges #ribajreview
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“LE PARC - 2021 Annecy Festival”—very very lovely short animation conveying the possibility of a small urban park, from playing to pondering to promenade to protesting to perusing the paper (via @MathiasRauch) vimeo.com/570182139?ref=tw-s…
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What was a 2-way bike lane, 2 traffic lanes, and bus lane is now a two-way bike priority street and a shared lane for buses, taxis, and emergency vehicles. It flipped the script of carving out space for cycling in favoring of carving out space for cars. #TacticalUrbanism
