“Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary…” Edgar Allen Poe, “The Raven,” 1845 Here, during London’s lockdown, we’ve seen many ravens.…
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On LEARNing the City
In the latest issue of The Journal of Public Space, I had the fortunate opportunity to summarize Fulbright work in Australia almost two years ago…
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Simple Pandemic Navigation: Now, With Ideas From Then
In March 2010, when urbanist bloggers were few and twitter was in its infancy, I wandered my then-neighborhood in Seattle and wrote about some easy…
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Hiding in Plain Sight: More Emergence Observations
As quarantines relax, many urban residents show behavior that belongs to a stage of reopening not yet formally announced by government. In short, flouters adopt…
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The Juxtapositions of Emergent Urban Life
In my initial post last week, I suggested five operational themes available for any photographer interested in documenting emergence from urban life in quarantine. The…
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Now Playing: ‘Density with Distance,’ the Remake
As Greater London moves to solve the conundrum of a return to work with reduced public transport capacity, the acceleration of reclaimed space for pedestrians…
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