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For Enrique Peñalosa, improving cities means increasing the quality of life in public spaces that create equality between citizens. He argues that inequality is the biggest obstacle to creating cities with a healthy democracy, especially when the last hundred years we’ve built our cities for cars and not people.
Adam Greenfield on the Dangers of Smart Cities
Adam Greenfield challenges the popular concept of “smart cities”, warning against the danger it posses of strictly central planning. He argues that as a discourse, smart cities have nothing to do with cities, treating our urban environments as a market commodity.
Hiroki Matsuura on Prioritizing People in the Shared Landscape
Hiroki Matsuura, CEO and founder of MADMA urbanism + landscape, ideas of shared development, shared space, and shared office, which they see as linked to urban design, landscape, and architecture, respectively. He emphasizes the importance of designing to maintain as much green space as possible, rather than retrospectively adding it after other steps of the design process.
Enrique Peñalosa on Why Equality in Cities Begins with Sidewalks
In order to create equitable urban spaces, citizens' ability to move freely and safely throughout the city is paramount. Enrique Peñalosa, the former Mayor of Bogota, Colombia discusses the important of learning from the disastrous mistakes of 20th-century urbanization.
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"What we really are exploring is how we can make our #publicspaces more accessible & more inclusive" — @MaddieKessler_ #BritishPavilion curator at the @la_Biennale explores accessibility & our increasingly privatised public spaces on the #podcast: buff.ly/3wQuKqQ pic.twitter.com/O1diBD06o0
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Next up we’re interviewing @we.are.pau’s founder, Vishaan Chakrabarti for another episode of #DesignAndTheCity. We’ll be speaking about processed urban design, reimagining our streets away from car…
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