Shanghai: demolitions going on.
Good report from canadian team “bricoleururbanism”.
When New Towns go wrong in Asia...
Several years ago, the leaders of a county in China’s Inner Mongolia decided to build a brand new town, hoping it would spur economic development. The multi-million dollar project started, but the county of Qingshuihe ran out of money before it was finished. The new town now stands deserted.
The "International" New Town Institute in Almere (NL)
Studying the past, present and future of planned communities in an urbanizing world.
Whyte’s critical portrait of post World War II corporate America, and the suburban lifestyle it created. Exploring the mindset of the first ring of suburbanization and their social engineering devices. Does Korean cities has something to learn about?
