"Public space embodies a sense of belonging." ...»
"Urban space has become a hyper-nostalgic celebration."
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"Transport is about politics and less about engineering or even economics." ...»
"Urban China has been economically overheated, statistically exuberant and visually disturbing." ...»
"Cityness continues to be a dimension." ...»
"What does quality mean? Does quality mean durability?" ...»
"Urban sprawl is a real threat to the future of China." ...»
Urban Age’s principal aim is to shape the thinking and practice of urban
leaders and sustainable urban development. Initiated by the Cities Programme
at the London School of Economics and Political Science and Deutsche Bank’s
Alfred Herrhausen Society, Urban Age is structured around international and
multidisciplinary events and research supporting the creation of a new urban
agenda for global cities. The Urban Age agenda links the physical to the economic,
environmental and social, providing urbanists with the tools to apply, tailor
and refine innovation.
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Ricky Burdett to give Urban Age lecture at University of Mumbai, 18 July 2007-07-06
Urban Age Public Lecture Series podcasts available for download
Global Cities exhibition opens at the Tate Modern in London, co-curated by Ricky Burdett
Urban Age PhD Seminar, ‘Learning from Mumbai’, begins its three week course
Reflections on C40 Climate Change Summit, New York
Deutsche Bank Announces Award to Recognise Innovation at the Urban Scale across the Globe
