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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Weekly update
21st-27th March 2011 Monday Dinner with Andy Cao, Loeb Fellow. Tuesday Seminar with Loeb Fellows. Wednesday Meeting with Space Syntax group at Harvard Graduate School of Design. Delivery of Lincoln Lecture at Lincoln Institute of Land Policy. Thursday Mid Term … Continue reading
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Academics “embrace” Wikipedia – shock!
“Demonising Wikipedia won’t work. It’s massively used and it’s in all our interests to make it massively better.” Nieman Journalism Fellow and BBC reporter Philippa Thomas comments in her blog on the myth and reality of Wikipedia. Here’s the full … Continue reading
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Weekly update
14th-20th March 2011 Monday Discussion with Martin Butterworth, Managing Director of Space Syntax Australia, re Space Syntax Business Plan. Tuesday Meeting with Paul Cote, Lecturer in GIS at the Harvard Graduate School of Design re Space Syntax and GIS technologies. … Continue reading
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Weekly update
7th-13th March 2011 Monday Discussions with Utile Architecture & Planning regarding the redesign of Boston’s City Hall Plaza. Tuesday Meeting with Alan Penn and Steven Schooling re Space Syntax Business Plan. Mid Term Reviews with Prof Rahul Mehrotra’s Mumbai Studio … Continue reading
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GraphicDesign confidence & WordPlay in ad for new Shinkansen
#GraphicDesign confidence & #WordPlay for new Japan #Shinkansen. Thanks @seijitakamatsu http://yfrog.com/h719034876j
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Weekly update
28th February-6th March 2011 Monday Teaching on the “Design Policy Law” class at Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Loeb Fellows dinner with Senior Loeb Fellow, Dr Arjun Appadurai. Tuesday Meeting with Ed Parham re Space Syntax Business Plan. Wednesday … Continue reading
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In urban design & military operations – effective networks are more important than multiple connections
Following last week’s post on the subject, National Defense Magazine provides another example that highlights the risks of multiple connections and the benefits of an effective network: U.S. Troops Loaded With Technology, But Can’t Harness the Power of the Network … Continue reading
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Behind the sober facade – it’s a fun house!
Cambridge, MA is a city of formal, historic architecture. Harvard Yard and Brattle Street (pictured) are its poster children. Yet, away from these greats, there are many buildings that are simply fun. One block back from Mass Ave, Franklin Street is … Continue reading
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Tim Stonor – Minister of Planning for Urbania?
Yesterday I took part in a role play in Dr Mike Hooper’s class on “Urbanization & International Development” at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. The class was divided into three groups and given 20 minutes to prepare proposals … Continue reading
Carbon emissions & spatial connections
I spoke today to Dr Joyce Rosenthal’s “Environmental Planning & Sustainable Development” class at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. My presentation “Carbon emissions & spatial connections” can be viewed on Slideboom.
Matter, Material, Materiality
Matter, Material, Materiality: Thoughts on the Social Life of Design Arjun Appadurai Piper Auditorium, Harvard University Graduate School of Design 2nd march 2011 A rich and widely placed lecture. Limitation Architecture as the means of limiting possibilities of fashion. Planning … Continue reading
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Weekly update
21st-27th February 2011 Monday Museum of Science, Boston. Tuesday Open Source Urban Planning Software conference call. Wednesday Boston Common. Boston City Hall Plaza. Quincy Market. USS Constitution. Bunker Hill Monument. Thursday Harvard Yard. Arthur M. Sackler Museum. Cambridge Public Library. … Continue reading
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Connectivity is only the beginning – networking is the goal
For digital users 2010 was the year to get connected; 2011 will be the year to become networked. It is one thing to buy an iPhone, join Facebook and Twitter, get a blog, friend and follow. It is another to … Continue reading
Performance planning – beauty has a functional component
I spoke yesterday to Prof Jerold Kayden’s “Design Law Policy” class at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. My presentation “Performance planning – urban measurement, analysis & forecasting” can be downloaded from Slideboom.
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