The ravines are perhaps the most public of spaces in Port au Prince: they serve as natural infrastructure, yet also stitch communities together and host…
I’m excited to think/write/engage with the idea of “resilient urbanism.” Here are some of the reasons: First, I think that “resilience” is an extremely empowering…
I feel that we (my fellow authors and I) are currently sitting at an interesting juncture, somewhere between practice and academia, between the urban, the…
Following a disaster local, national and international decision-makers make complex choices in a rapidly changing situation. They must match the needs of affected communities with…
This blog will be a place for me to think about resilient urbanism by writing. This is an ongoing experiment because I normally like to…
What is resilient urbanism? What does it mean for our cities to be conceived and designed to be resilient – to natural hazards, to economic…
