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Landsberg: The kingfisher mural by VIDEO.SCKRE

by Vincent Gohlich | 17. March 2024 | Bavaria, Continents, Europe, Germany, Landsberg am Lech, The city-human relationship, Urban culture | 0 Comments

The artist duo VIDEO.SCKRE dropped by this small Bavarian town and created an incredible mural. We asked them some questions!

Urban development: 5 utopian cities of the future

by Vincent Gohlich | 9. September 2023 | Africa, Asia, Continents, Europe, Japan, The city-human relationship, Urbanism | 0 Comments

What does modern urban planning look like? Discover 5 utopian building projects and their approaches to the city of tomorrow…

Urbanism: What is urban resilience?

by Vincent Gohlich | 11. May 2023 | Africa, Asia, Continents, Europe, North America, The city-human relationship, Urbanism | 0 Comments

What is urban resilience, and why does it matter for building the cities of tomorrow?

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Urban development: 5 utopian cities of the future

by Vincent Gohlich | Sep 9, 2023 | Africa, Asia, Continents, Europe, Japan, The city-human relationship, Urbanism

What does modern urban planning look like? Discover 5 utopian building projects and their approaches to the city of tomorrow…

RV-ing in a risk zone

by Sofia Villarreal | 19. April 2023 | Continents, Latin America, Mexico, The city-human relationship, Urbanism | 0 Comments

Recreational Vehicles are a very popular mode of transport among foreign tourists in Baja (MX). However, some are settling on risk zones.

Urbanism is a way of life

by sofia villarreal | 7. May 2020 | Africa, Asia, Continents, Europe, North America, The city-human relationship, Urbanism | 0 Comments

What is the difference between urbanization and urbanism. How they developed and what does it mean to the city ? A philosophically analysis.

Prague: Measures against overtourism

by Anna Müller | 8. November 2019 | Continents, Czech Republic, Europe, Prague, The city-human relationship, The political city | 2 Comments

Learn more about the phenomenon of overtourism and what measures are being taken against it – in Prague and around the world.

Urbanism: What is urban resilience?

by Vincent Gohlich | May 11, 2023 | Africa, Asia, Continents, Europe, North America, The city-human relationship, Urbanism

What is urban resilience, and why does it matter for building the cities of tomorrow?

RV-ing in a risk zone

by Sofia Villarreal | Apr 19, 2023 | Continents, Latin America, Mexico, The city-human relationship, Urbanism

Recreational Vehicles are a very popular mode of transport among foreign tourists in Baja (MX). However, some are settling on risk zones.

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Prague: Measures against overtourism

by Anna Müller | 8. November 2019 | Continents, Czech Republic, Europe, Prague, The city-human relationship, The political city | 2 Comments

Learn more about the phenomenon of overtourism and what measures are being taken against it – in Prague and around the world.

Landsberg: The kingfisher mural by VIDEO.SCKRE

by Vincent Gohlich | 17. March 2024 | Bavaria, Continents, Europe, Germany, Landsberg am Lech, The city-human relationship, Urban culture | 0 Comments

The artist duo VIDEO.SCKRE dropped by this small Bavarian town and created an incredible mural. We asked them some questions!

Paris: Is it too expensive – are you too poor

by Vincent Gohlich | 8. February 2019 | Continents, Europe, France, Grand Paris, Paris, The city-human relationship, The political city | 0 Comments

Paris – the city with the highest standard of living in France is becoming more and more homogeneous, entraining as well consequences for the suburbs…

Urban development: 5 utopian cities of the future

by Vincent Gohlich | 9. September 2023 | Africa, Asia, Continents, Europe, Japan, The city-human relationship, Urbanism | 0 Comments

What does modern urban planning look like? Discover 5 utopian building projects and their approaches to the city of tomorrow…

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Duisburg: Autonomous inland waterway vessels?

by Anna Müller | 30. January 2019 | Continents, Europe, Germany, The city-human relationship, Urbanism | 0 Comments

According to the results of a feasibility study conducted by the Duisburg Development Center for Ship Technology and Transport Systems, there will be autonomous inland waterway vessels in 15 years’ time. Is it a contribution to solving transport and environmental problems?