My Liveable City - January - March 2016
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Focus on Public Spaces The Joy Of Cities - Designing, planning and developing cities in the context of their past, present and future Urban Blueprint - A series of case studies that capture the transformational qualities of well-designed cities. Change Agents - Meeting up with city lovers and organisations who are making a difference. Provocateur - A hard-nosed look at what makes cities liveable or unliveable! City Lights - A fast-paced glimpse at the vitality of cities
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The Urgency of Waste
Sarah Ekblad illuminates the need for new, sustainable waste removal infrastructures and services to encourage behaviours that ultimately reduce waste
Shaping Futures
Chetan Kulkarni explains the systems that contributed to the rapid infrastructural development of Dubai between 1999 and 2010
De Hallen From a no-go Area to a Hotspot
Architect André van Stigt describes how a former tram depot has been transformed into a place for leisure, crafts and education.
Underutilised-Overbuilt Re-reading the Urban Underground of Nishi-Shinjuku
Arfakhashad Munaim discusses the plazas and underground corridors of one of Tokyo’s busiest transit hubs as both a social space and a mega-urban infrastructure
A Healthy Strategy to Tackle Soil Contamination
How can we improve the quality of soil in order to re-create healthy places for healthy people? Hélène leriche and Prof. dr. Hans van Veen, an expert in microbial ecology, look for processes more respectful of our environment
Reviving Wastelands
Marina Khrustaleva describes how planting beautiful parks on abandoned land can revitalise an urban region.
The Vanishing Wadas of Pune
A unique style of housing may soon be history unless new ways to preserve its glory are discovered and implemented. Neha Tambe shines a light on the situation
Being Private in Public Places
Bas Losekoot takes Shyam Khandekar on a journey of cities and their public spaces where people thrive in their solitude amongst lively crowds
