Monday, November 10, 2008

Re-Imagining Cities: Urban Design After the Age of Oil

At the conference (from left to right): Lance Hosey of William McDonough + Partners, Andrew Blum, of Wired, Ryan Avent of Grist, Lloud Alter of Treehugger, and Alex Steffen of Worldchanging.


I spent several days this weekend live blogging at the Re-imagining Cities Conference with a team of exceptional reporters. You can read all of our posts by clicking here.

I also posted to the Metropolis magazine Web site, and this morning's piece is about the political will needed to restructure urban design.

There was a lot of information exchanged over three days, and I plan on reporting more in the coming weeks about what I heard. The Rockefeller Foundation and the Penn Center on Urban Design, sponsors of this conference, also say that they plan to release a book of findings from the event in the future.

1 comments:

Trevor Burrowes said...

Elizabeth,

I've been looking at your various sites and writings all evening, and am now thoroughly confused as to where the following link to my "guerilla art" fits best. I think what you're doing is fantastic. Hope you (or anyone else) can drop a line (feedback) to email address below.
http://www.petehubbard.com/guerilla.php?p=1

Trevor Burrowes
trevoroche@aol.com

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