[URBAN NOTE] Five links on cities: urban growth, concrete, deafness, broken windows, vistas
- CBC reports on how, around the world, the construction of new cities is imagined as a kickstarter for economic growth. Is this correct?
- Guardian Cities points to suggestions as to how science fiction suggests futures for cities not involving concrete.
- CityLab considers how cities can be built for the benefit of deaf people, looking at recent work in Washington D.C.
- CityLab notes the problems of the broken windows theory that has girded much urban policing.
- Guardian Cities looks at how cities around the world try to preserve the integrity of their iconic views.
Written by Randy McDonald
March 17, 2019 at 7:30 pm
Posted in Assorted, Politics, Popular Culture, Social Sciences, Toronto, Urban Note
Tagged with cities, concrete, crime, economics, environment, futurology, globalization, science fiction, skyline, social sciences, sociology, technology, Urban Note, washington d.c.