15-MINUTE CITY, GREEN SPACE & PLAY
2025-03-05
In my first urban lab approach, which consisted of multiple workshops and ‘walking labs’, I did an exercise asking participants to ‘time travel’ not so long inContinue Reading
Roots & Routes
2025-03-03
My maternal grandparents immigrated from Barbados to the USA, settling in Harlem, New York, where my mother was born and raised. My father is from Malmö andContinue Reading
Setting the seeds…
2025-02-25
Here we go! 🌽 My corn growing – urban garden 2025 experimentation has begun 🌽 I am tracking this particular group of seedlings as ‘CORN X’ (seedsContinue Reading
Reading Insights from the Week
2025-01-10
Rounding off the week, sharing some of the diverse mix of reading I completed the past couple of days. 📰 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNITY & THE COMMON GOOD IContinue Reading
Transdisciplinary Roots of the Work
2025-01-05
When I say that I like and value working in a multidisciplinary way (in my own work and with that characteristic in collaborations), I am not sayingContinue Reading
Walkability, Urban Access & Rural Village Life
2024-12-22
14 years ago my husband and I were settling into a very small Bavarian village (approximately 5000 inhabitants) in Germany. I didn’t know the term ‘Walkability’ backContinue Reading
An ‘Ecology of Proximity’
2024-12-08
I am busy with my nose in stacks and stacks of books and papers this month My literature review for my dissertation papers spanned years and includesContinue Reading
15-minute City Mental Mapping Reflection
2024-11-03
☕ 🗺 Sunday Morning ’15-minute city’ mapmaking reflection In Spring 2020, when I first heard about the 15-minute city concept, my family and I were living inContinue Reading
Submissions open: ‘Walkability & Planetary Health’ with UVM Press
2024-10-23
Here at Pedestrian Space we are honored to be partnering with the University of Vermont Press (UVM Press)for a contributed volume on ‚Walkability and Planetary Health’. WeContinue Reading
Photographing Walkability
2024-10-02
I’ve been photographing urbanism and city life for a couple of decades now. But it is really only in the past few years that I have begunContinue Reading