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
‘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
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
There is often the work you are doing, then the energy you are using to lay the foundation for future work. For me, some of that futureContinue Reading
Have you experienced clean, accessible and free public toilets / restrooms? If so, where were they Are clean, accessible & free public toilets common in your townContinue Reading
Earlier this year, I read a paper by John Robert Gold that I look forward to referencing in future research. Published in 2019, the chapter ‘Behavioural geography’,Continue Reading
SURVEY: Immigrant Experience in Poland So it was with great excitement that I collaborated recently with Dhanya Rajagopal on developing a pilot survey on aspects of migrantContinue Reading
I had a somewhat familiar and peculiar (but not unpleasant) feeling as I enjoyed these scenes in this post on this chilly evening in Warsaw. The ‘somewhatContinue Reading
My first research chapter is live and published. The chapter is titled ‘Exploring Warsaw Metro: Subterranean Solutions for Walkability in Cities’ and is in the Springer NatureContinue Reading
Thanks to Vancouver BC-based urban agriculture legend Michael Levenston for sharing the Europe-based Home and Allotment Gardens Survey at City Farmer News. Update: as of February 28,Continue Reading
