2025 Reflections
I was really happy to be able to start the year with an article in InterPlan, the international newsletter of the American Planning Association. In it, IContinue Reading
Urban Oral History: Residential Narrative in Urban Transformation
I’m in the final year of my PhD studies, and while processing ‘official’ results of my studies, one of the greatest surprises for me from the processContinue Reading
Appreciating the Ordinary….
Keep feeling fascination…. In 2025, I began actively nurturing a fascination that has probably been present with me for a while but not activated fully. A fascinationContinue Reading
A woonerf or just another street?
By Savannah Siekierski For the last few months of 2025, Savannah did her Master’s level internship at Pedestrian Space. As part of her internship with us, sheContinue Reading
Post-industrial urban renewal in Ljubljana: What the diverging trajectories of Metelkova and Rog reveal about the politics of cultural transformation
By Savannah Siekierski For the last few months of 2025, Savannah did her Master’s level internship at Pedestrian Space. As part of her internship with us, sheContinue Reading
Pandemic-born Holiday Ritual
Since July of this year, I’ve been doing a series of pilot interviews for a ‘Pandemic Insights’ research project. It’s been exciting to devote the time andContinue Reading
Concept on ‘Ordinary Cities’
Ordinary cities’ is one of (a few) research ideas I have ‘simmering in the background’ for the near future. And like other urban research topics I approach,Continue Reading
Positionality, Radom, Perception
In my paper ‘Researcher reflections from an urban lab: best practices and barriers of walkable urbanism via a 15-minute neighbourhood lens in Warsaw’ published in Cities &Continue Reading
Conversational Mondays
Last Monday I led my 3rd Monday conversation ‘club’ (‚Chatty Mondays’) American Corner Radom. 8 adults were present as well as 3 kids! All generations are welcomeContinue Reading
Perceptions of Radom
I began collecting perceptions of Radom earlier this month. I collected many right at my school workplace, at an event at the city library, at the MondayContinue Reading