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“25 anni elèuthera | un’idea esagerata di libertà” Introducono Raymond Lorenzo e Anna Picciolini. Ipazia Libera Università, via degli Alfani 5, Firenze ore 17,00
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Monthly Archives: March 2012
MoRUS – Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space
Thanks to urbanculturalstudies :: this is news that really makes me happy! Finally a group of New Yorkers, activists and supporters of the idea of reclaiming space for open – public – creative use, decided to start MoRUS – Museum … Continue reading
Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space in New York City
Originally posted on urbanculturalstudies:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXrXFdfwOHk&feature=youtu.be A new, exciting museum is being planned to keep alive the rich history of reclaimed urban space in New York City. The Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space, MoRUS, will be located in the storefront of…
Built environment :: a heavy legacy
via BBC News – Ordos: The biggest ghost town in China. This picture is taken from an article published on March 17th on the BBC news magazine. It portrays the city of Ordos in Inner Mongolia. 10 years after construction, … Continue reading
Women’s City
Today is Women’s Day. Two days ago, Rome’s Public Attorney published the data about crimes against women in Italy: it results that between 2010 to 2011, the increase of crimes against women is about 34.4%. Telefono Rosa, an organization that … Continue reading
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Tagged international women's day, urban design, women's studies
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Reclaiming public space in NYC
Last summer my husband and I spent a month and a half in NYC to seek work and get back in touch with my friends and my past. A wonderful experience, to be repeated soon. One of the things that … Continue reading
Posted in Planning&Participation
Tagged High Line, New York City, parks, participation, public space
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