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Building community doesn’t map well into the high value we place on choice at the individual level.| Front Porch Republic
Building community doesn’t map well into the high value we place on choice at the individual level.| Front Porch Republic
パッキング・ディストリクトは、再開発された建物とファーマーズ・パークを含むアナハイムのダウンタウンで注目のエリア。| plusroadtrip
Explore the poignant tale of _Eephus_, a film about friendship, nostalgia, and the significance of place centered around a small-town baseball park.| The Maurin Academy for Regenerative Studies
City officials and local groups aim to make Greensboro more bike friendly with better safety for cyclists and more bike lanes.| The Assembly NC
The pier at the end of the road harboured a dredger and a few small work boats. The post Between Sea and Sky – Rewilding Lewis by Ian Grosz appeared first on Little Toller Books.| Little Toller Books
The United States of America is a country in North America, bordered by Canada to the north, Mexico to the south, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. They share, with Canada, the honour of inventing peanut butter.| The Dan MacKinlay stable of variably-well-consider’d enterprises
Surrey County Council has appointed Owen Jenkins as its new Executive Director of Place. The appointment will see Owen move across from his current position in the council as interim Executive Dire…| Surrey News
Last month in a rainswept and flooded Cumbria we launched Dark Mountain: Issue 14 - TERRA into the world, a co-production between three editors - Nick Hunt, Nancy Campbell and myself - three 'scouts' from different regions and over 60 writers and artists. It's a travel edition collection that looks at journeys, place and belonging in times of diaspora and descent. You can read the introduction and several extracts from TERRA over on the Dark Mountain website, meanwhile here is a piece I wro...| Charlotte Du Cann
Today we are visiting another Cornish garden, one that we have never visited before despite it being only 10 miles away. First we had a wonderful lunch before heading off to explore one of the Grea…| Cornwall in Colours
Figure 1 Placeholder. I knew little about the Low Countries, but between my abiding interest in Indonesia, the jewel in the former Dutch trading empire, and the fact that I live in Australia, a country discovered for Europe by the Dutch, and my obsession with the Dutch Rijksmuseum, I confess I have intrigued myself. Cheapassbikes History Of The Netherlands podcast — Republic of Amsterdam Radio 1 Inventions of capitalism Many early features of capitalism started in the Netherlands. Financia...| The Dan MacKinlay stable of variably-well-consider’d enterprises
Tending to questions and complications in the solo exhibition The Earth is a Body in Transition The post ESO MALFLOR Plays with Fire appeared first on Mn Artists.| Mn Artists
Observations at the edges of a truck and trainyard complex in Northeast Minneapolis| Mn Artists
There’s a major shift in the Bromford Strategy that upends our legacy business model: our move to place-based working by 2027. But how do you shift to a completely new model within the constraints …| Paul Taylor
Especially as we edge towards the 250th anniversary of American independence, it makes sense to start with Washington and his Mount Vernon| The Spectator World
Founded in July 1999, Test Pattern’s values are art, tenacity, democracy. For 25 years Test Pattern has worked all over Australia with artists, for-purpose organisations and government bodies…| ESTHER ANATOLITIS
Community knowledge, connection and stewardship of a place go hand-in-hand. Listening and building connection is critical not just for the place but also for a sustainable planet I had never heard of a fasal chakra. Nor a village engineer. Neither about halma, swaraj shala and gram swabhiman diwar. And the most counter-intuitive and rational-defying thing […] The post What do coconuts have to do with engineers and wells? appeared first on Rainmatter Foundation Blog.| Rainmatter Foundation Blog
“Place” is a concept often used in architecture and urban design. But how often do we apply it to our working environments? The issue is that most open plan offices pose challenges beca…| steve maslin: inclusive design
A gathering of excerpts, or a botanical reading practice, in conversation with Gudrun Lock's Shoreham Repository and the edges of a truck and trainyard complex in Northeast Minneapolis| Mn Artists
Image from our first Walking In the Shoes possitopian walkshop. The final stop at Cow Tower. It’s now a few days into the Possitopia Festival I’m running in Norwich, (Norfolk, UK) and there is a lo…| The Learning Planet
We’re officially in drought. East Anglia, where I am, received only 10% of its normal rainfall in July, and only two brief showers so far this August. And East Anglia is the driest region of the UK…| The Learning Planet
I was asked by Glass-House Community Led Design to join their debate around “To a more Ambitious Place” and the question “is our view of Place too short-sighted?” and was one of their speakers at t…| steve maslin: inclusive design
