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Feb 6, 2022

Care in the City: An Introduction to Mutual Aid

In the week following the Northeast’s bomb cyclone, the sidewalks in New York City are a mess. Melting snow thaws along every curb, pooling at every intersection. It’s often impossible to cross the street without hazarding ankle-deep icy sludge. …

Planning

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Care in the City: An Introduction to Mutual Aid
Care in the City: An Introduction to Mutual Aid
Planning

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Jan 24, 2022

Walking the City: Belonging & Identity

I spend a lot of time walking. Almost everything I need is within walking distance of where I live, which is an enormous luxury, and I have a body that is able to get to most of those places on foot. Of course, whether or not something is within walking…

Planning

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Walking the City: Belonging & Identity
Walking the City: Belonging & Identity
Planning

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Sep 24, 2020

Refuge in the Andes

After a few weeks of traveling alone in Ecuador in the summer of 2017, I had decided to go home early. It was my first solo trip, and I had ambitiously planned for a full three months of backpacking and exchanging labor for lodging. …

Travel

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Refuge in the Andes
Refuge in the Andes
Travel

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Jul 23, 2020

Psychedelic Design in Seville’s Casco Antiguo

Seville has a sizeable historic district, which contains twelve different neighborhoods as well as three different UNESCO World Heritage sites. The district is known as the Casco Antiguo, or ancient district (although one could also translate this as “ancient shell,” to add a bit of romantic intrigue). Among the many…

Spain

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Psychedelic Design in Seville’s Casco Antiguo
Psychedelic Design in Seville’s Casco Antiguo
Spain

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Mar 4, 2019

Homelessness in the Welfare State

During June of 2017, Danish parliament passed an anti-begging measure to discourage panhandling. The following month, within a fourteen-day span, five people were arrested in Copenhagen by plainclothes officers for begging in public places. When my urban design professor mentioned to us during the first week of classes that panhandling…

Homeless

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Homeless in the Welfare State
Homeless in the Welfare State
Homeless

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Mar 4, 2019

Better than AirBNB: The Affordable City

A little over a year ago now, I was walking around the Alfama neighborhood in Lisbon. It was my first time in Portugal, and I was overwhelmed with how gorgeous everything was. I admired the trams, sweet pastels against azulejo-tiled buildings, and the narrow medieval streets winding up and down…

Airbnb

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Better than AirBNB: The Affordable City
Better than AirBNB: The Affordable City
Airbnb

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Jan 17, 2019

Highways of History: The Santa Monica Freeway and Sugar Hill, Los Angeles

At the turn of the 20th century, Los Angeles had a population of about 100,000 people. In the middle of it all was the wealthiest neighborhood in L.A, West Adams Heights, located just west of downtown Los Angeles, and in recent terms just south of Koreatown. Architecturally, West Adams Heights…

Race

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Highways of History: Sugar Hill, Los Angeles
Highways of History: Sugar Hill, Los Angeles
Race

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Nov 9, 2018

On Traveling Alone

Last week, I took a train trip from Copenhagen through Brussels, Paris, and Berlin. Many of my classmates were traveling as well, since we had the week off. Most people traveled with a group of friends or to meet people they knew studying abroad in other cities, but some of…

Travel

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Traveling Alone Sucks (But It’s Worth It)
Traveling Alone Sucks (But It’s Worth It)
Travel

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Oct 14, 2018

Illusory Inclusion in Copenhagen’s Superkilen Park

Nørrebro’s Superkilen park, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, Topotek1 and Superflex attempts to design for integration in the most diverse neighborhood in Copenhagen. The architects chose to represent the diversity of the area surrounding the park using symbols of the many different nationalities present in Nørrebro. For example, the park…

Design

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Images of Inclusion
Images of Inclusion
Design

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Oct 14, 2018

Mixed Messages of Inclusion on New York City’s High Line

Walking along the High Line over the streets of Chelsea on a sunny day, it’s easy to see why the repurposed rail bridge has gained such fervent acclaim in design circles. The High Line is an innovative example of adaptive reuse, made possible by the organized efforts of Friends of…

Homelessness

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Belonging to the City
Belonging to the City
Homelessness

4 min read

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