FUTURE CAPE TOWN | Q&A with Infecting the City curator, Jay Pather
Rashiq Fataar has a chat with the Infecting The City curator, Jay Pather about this year’s event and the lessons thus far.
Posts Tagged 'public'
Design Competition reimagines Sea Point Library square : An interview with the winning team, Craft of Architecture (CoA)
Craft of Architecture (CoA), a local design firm won the design competition to reimagine and redesign the Sea Point Library square. Read our interview with Michal Korycki.
Why activism matters when designing public space | FUTURE CAPE TOWN
On May 4th, Future Cape Town and the Urban Design Institute of South Africa, platformed an event to discuss the future of public spaces and the vital role which activism plays to drive it forward.
Co-designing the future of Trafalgar Park with Square One Landscape Architects | FUTURE CAPE TOWN
Mark Saint Pôl of Square One Landscape Architects explains how Trafalgar Park, the 3 hectare park located between Woodstock and District 6, presented “a unique opportunity to create a unifying civic space in a physically and financially divided community”.
Rethinking the future of public space at South Africa’s largest transport node : A new public for Park Station| FUTURE JOBURG
Julie-Ann Tyler, a recent masters student in Architecture, based her thesis on creating “The New Public” in which she investigates ways of re-appropriating Park Station public space and new programming that can exist in this specific context.
FUTURE CAPE TOWN | Photo Essay: Why city street level matters
Freelance street photographer David van der Want observes the streets of Cape Town and communicates something about the places and spaces people use.
FUTURE CAPE TOWN |China designs the world’s first hydrogen tram
China has unveiled the world’s first hydrogen fueled tram.
FUTURE LONDON | Voices of the City: Francesca Perry
Our voice of the city this week is Francesca Perry- editor, writer and young urbanist based in London.
Why no Parklets, Jozi?
A city is activated through its people. Through it’s energy along the streets. And this energy, is sourced from the human scale – not a vehicular one.
13th Venice Architecture Biennale: Preview by Archdaily
The 13th Venice Architecture Biennale is about to start, opening to the public on August 29th. ArchDaily presents a video preview.