Pandemic Stories
Since I started a pilot questionnaire and interview series last month on ‘Pandemic Insights’, I’ve heard stories from people who spent time during the 2020 lockdowns inContinue Reading
Inhabiting Urban Research
There have for sure been ‘bumps in the road’ and hand-wringing moments, however, overall, I would say my ‘return to academia’ (in my mid/late 40s!) has beenContinue Reading
Featured at Urban Future ’25
Earlier this year, I got a message from Bernardo Scheinkman of Smart Cities America asking if I would attend this year’s Urban Future conference. Once I foundContinue Reading
Reading ‘Rewriting Exurbia’
When I learned about the book ‘Rewriting Exurbia: New People in Aging Sprawl,’ I knew I had to read it. I am interested in the urban sphere,Continue Reading
Pandemic Insights: Community, Mobility, Space
As part of a broader media and research project at Pedestrian Space focused on insights from the 2020/21 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns in countries around the world, weContinue Reading
SLOW CITY: A reflection
Slow city…. Whoooooa! We recently left the capital city of Warsaw (after living there for 3 years) to move to the smaller city of Radom, about anContinue Reading
Talk with Bruno Morety on Advocacy for Sustainable Mobility
In this video, Pedestrian Space founder Annika Lundkvist chats with Bruno Morety, who is a ghostwriter for thought leaders shaping sustainable mobility. Bruno was born in ChileContinue Reading
Published: An Interdisciplinary Approach for an Experiential Dimension of Future Underground Urbanism’
I contributed the article ‘An Interdisciplinary Approach for an Experiential Dimension of Future Underground Urbanism’ to this year’s Trialog issue 152/153: Subterranean Solutions for Climate Resilient Future.Continue Reading
Published: Urban public health and walkability: advocating for more inclusive toilets
‘Urban public health and walkability: advocating for more inclusive toilets’ is live! I wrote this Editorial, representing Pedestrian Space, together with Genevieve Mancuso, P.E., representing PHLUSH. TheContinue Reading
Published: Researcher reflections from an urban lab
My first dissertation-related paper is published! My paper ‘Researcher reflections from an urban lab: best practices and barriers of walkable urbanism via a 15-minute neighbourhood lens inContinue Reading