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In the 1960’s, an Israeli professor wanted to introduce humanities studies to the country’s leading technology institute. The way he did it was inspiring, and every urbanist should learn from it.
There are very few cities that have created a flexible system to reduce on-street parking and provide more space for cyclists. Rotterdam, the Netherlands, has done exactly this.
If we already pay for films and music on a monthly bases, why not for a bicycle? The Dutch start-up Swapfiets offers a decent bike for €15 a month. Is it worth it?
The sad side of the air pollution in our cities is that it seems that minorities and poorer people end up living next to pollution hazards.
Stockholm’s housing market is booming for years. Can it be fixed?
