We need smarter cities, not “smart cities”
The term “smart cities” originated as a marketing strategy for large IT vendors. It has now become synonymous with urban
Read moreThe term “smart cities” originated as a marketing strategy for large IT vendors. It has now become synonymous with urban
Read moreIn 1959, in a short essay called “The Great Game to Come,” a little-known Dutch visual artist named Constant Nieuwenhuys
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Read moreThe scars and pockmarks of the aging apartments and housing units under the purview of the New York City Housing
Read moreFrom 7 a.m. until well past dusk, seven days a week, N. Sudhakar sits behind the counter of his hole-in-the
Read moreIn the mid-2000s, toads were meeting a gruesome end near Ede, an old, leafy town in the middle of the
Read moreEvery day, a repurposed garbage truck ferries visitors up El Salvador’s Conchagua Volcano to an ecotourism retreat. The vehicle thunders
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