Global cities revisitedThe Economist IN 1991, Saskia Sassen, a sociologist, wrote her most famous work, “The Global City”. It argued that large, technologically advanced urban areas …Write a comment...Share IconLike IconFlip Icon
A Year of Stories and Photos: Introducing ‘The Informal City Reader’nextcity.org - Informal City Dialogues Please click here to open The Informal City Reader.Over the past year, Next City has chronicled stories from the informal realm as part of The …Write a comment...Share IconLike IconFlip Icon
De Bijlmermeer: de stad van morgen is verleden tijdstadslente.blogspot.nl Hét voorbeeld van de ‘geplande stad’ in Nederland is de Amsterdamse Bijlmermeer. In de jaren zestig wordt de hoogbouwwijk aangekondigd als de ‘stad …Write a comment...Share IconLike IconFlip Icon
The World's Tallest Vertical Garden Is Like a Niagara Falls of Plantstheatlanticcities.comWrite a comment...Share IconLike IconFlip Icon
Flipboard logoIcon version of the Flipboard logo Tomorrow's cities: Do you want to live in a smart city?bbc.co.uk - By Jane WakefieldHow do you fancy living in a city with which you can interact? A city that acts more like a living organism, a city that can respond to your needs. Around the world such cities are already being built,Write a comment...Share IconLike IconFlip Icon
