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Our cities: voracious/vulnerable, problem/solution.
Will our cities add to the challenges we face or contribute to the solution? Will they continue to be voracious in their habits and vulnerable to their weaknesses, or can we help them fulfill their potential to be inspiring, efficient eco-systems?
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Award winning Australian object and industrial designer, Trent Jansen, shares his approach to sustainability in his design practice: re-using materials and designing objects that remind us of ourselves.
How did Iimura Kazuki establish a rice farm on some of the world’s most expensive real estate?
Designer Leyla Acroglu tells us why green design shouldn’t be seen as a luxury. Her project, The Secret Life of Things, aims to show students how smart design can be intuitive and economical.
“Sydney is a city of a series of diverse and complex stories”, says photographer Cybele Malinowski. Find out why Shanghai’s art scene and Sydney’s diversity rate on her creative radar.
Auckland, never a big bike city, is becoming more cycle-friendly: guest contributor Amber Parkin tells us why and gives us the pros and cons of her city’s bike sharing scheme.
Bike ownership in China is on the decline while car ownership continues to rise. How will China shift gears and move back to pedal power?
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