‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ Curriculum Pilot
Earlier this year, I began developing the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ curriculum. At the heart of the curriculum are five thematic modules that shapeContinue Reading
De-centering a human-centric mindset to urbanism and nature
Nature is one of the 5 core thematic modules at the heart of the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ curriculum. Exploring the role of natureContinue Reading
Place-based approach to language acquisition in Sustainable Urbanism Curriculum
The concept for the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ Curriculum was born during this past school year, parallel to my work as a ‘Native English’Continue Reading
Living Research: Radom
The city is not only its spaces, but also its spirit. Memories of the built environment and urban spaces and places, as well as visions for itsContinue Reading
Presentation on the ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ Curriculum
A relaxed and informative presentation on the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ curriculum developed in age-appropriate modules for primary and secondary (K-12) use as wellContinue Reading
Curriculum Connections
Urban Design from India to Michigan April 22, 2026 I recently got a message from Pruthvi Shah, an urban and architectural designer specializing in climate-resilient public spaces. Originally fromContinue Reading
Curriculum: City Parks
In ‘Place-Based Education: Connecting Classrooms and Communities’, David Sobel writes that ‘Far too often field trips involve loading kids on buses and taking them to museums orContinue Reading
6 years at Pedestrian Space
Today, it is exactly 6 years since I established Pedestrian Space. At the time I was living in a city in central Sweden and decided to startContinue Reading
Study on Radom, Revitalization, and Preservation
I’ve got less than two months remaining living here in Radom before moving on, but the bond with the city has been forged. Earlier this year, IContinue Reading
Paper Published: Between neighborhood convenience and metropolitan opportunity: Residential narratives on the “15-minute City” lifestyle in Warsaw
A co-authored paper I wrote, linked to my dissertation research on walkability in Warsaw, with my supervisor, was published last month. ‘Between neighborhood convenience and metropolitan opportunity:Continue Reading