FUTURE CAPE TOWN | Why are our city spaces designed for serial killers?
Sean Dayton questions a disturbing phenomenon in Cape Town: nowhere spaces designed to help serial killers get away with murder.
Sean Dayton questions a disturbing phenomenon in Cape Town: nowhere spaces designed to help serial killers get away with murder.
Is paradise a large metropolis? As city dwellers, we’re prone to believing that the good life is found on a desolate beach far from the cacophony of any urban environment. Cities, to their credit however, actually make us much happier than we might otherwise believe.
How are Cape Town’s most urgent urban planning challenges being addressed by World Design Capital 2014?
Future Cape Town was party to a packed meeting hosted by the African Centre for Cities (ACC) at the Cape Institute for Architecture (CIA) on Wednesday night at which Wescape’s defenders were able to take questions from professionals of the built environment.
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTLewrAOGlE] By pure chance, I came across two films that show the rise and fall of the suburban American
Suburbs will continue to exist. People will still want to live in them, and therefore we must re-design them says Kasey Klimes.