Urban heat is a severe and intensifying issue in cities worldwide. Many of the solutions we need are not super innovative, amazing new ideas. We need someContinue Reading
Many of us in recent years in towns and cities across the world have experienced the hottest ‘insert season’ in recorded history. Issues of urban heat haveContinue Reading
I’m currently working on some writing about nature and urbanism. It’s also a theme I’ve long been interested in and a central focus at Pedestrian Space sinceContinue Reading
By Dhanya Rajagopal The shadow of the tree canopy determines the choice of space for doing business and cooling off with some tender coconut water on aContinue Reading
Thermal comfort to not only protect pedestrians but also to encourage pedestrian mobility is critical. What is the situation in your community with urban heat? How does urbanContinue Reading
Here in Poland, the joys of Spring weather and growth are beginning. You can see the pep in people’s steps pick up and beaming faces in daysContinue Reading
November 30th: presenting in the first workshop in a series of workshops for the CEURES project, funded by the International Visegrad Fund and created by David Szebeni, president of theContinue Reading
‘…. and overhead up grew Insuperable heights of loftiest shade Cedar, and Pine, and Fir, and branching Palm, A Silvan Scene, and as the ranks ascend ShadeContinue Reading
Urban heat is a severe issue in many cities around the world. I’m always so happy when I come across a bus or tram stop with goodContinue Reading
Parks are vital for sustainable urbanism. I love photographing city parks and researching the importance of urban nature for multiple reasons including benefit for multiple species, mitigationContinue Reading
