Friday, June 21, 2013

Sustainable #Cities Collective Weekly…#CityMOOC reading

…too pedestrian for flânerie fodder. Plus, place along the way is a blog looking for a place in the network. Space, places, kinds of space and place making might suit…and of course the City MOOC

Sustainable Cities Collective newsletter
Top stories from Sustainable Cities Collective on June 21, 2013
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Editor's Choices
By Tyler Caine - Why are streets with trees better received than those without? Why is dappled light through leaves more pleasant than sun beating against the pavement? What is our affiliation to rolling streams and bubbling brooks?  » Continue...
By Renée van Staveren - Although 3D printing has been used for a few years, thoughts about its implications for economies and cities hadn't crossed my mind until recently. This occurred when I was introduced to the concept of printing guns at home.  » Continue...
By Glenn Meyers - A Reddit thread once asked what would humanity do if they had an unlimited source of renewable energy. With tongue only partly in cheek, I responded that such energy existed already.  » Continue...
By Global Site Plans - The Grid - The Trust for Public Land Park Score index ranked the "City of Lakes" Minneapolis, Minnesota as the #1 Park System in the nation, with New York, NY coming in second.  » Continue...
By Future Cape Town - Future Cape Town hosted its first summit and the topic covered was Urban Sprawl. The aim was to discuss this contentious issue, and formulate a way to facilitate sustainable spatial urban growth in the City.  » Continue...
By Metropolitan Planning Council - You'd think that a Union Station in the nation's third largest metropolitan area, home to museums, theaters, restaurants and more would be bursting with fun, excitement and cultural fanfare. Whelp, it's not!  » Continue...
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