Glorious Waste by Amanda Pinatih
On Nations and Nature … by Jurriaan Benschop
Bettering Design … by Laura Traldi
Bye-bye to the personal car? … by Norman Kietzmann
Take a Seat … by Léopold Lambert
Only the Dead (and William Klein) know Brooklyn by Lyle Rexer
Blind Date in a Henry Van de Velde Villa by Sam Steverlynck
Storytelling at its Finest by Adam Štěch
Continuing the Continuo by Silvia Anna Barrilà
Deeply Rooted Design by Adam Štěch
Colour Surfacing by Cristina Guadalupe Galván
Construing a Classic … by Sandra Hofmeister
Everyday Life in a Former Utopia by Sandra Hofmeister
Back to the Future by Aline Lara Rezende
Reinventing the Model by Julia Albani
Geo-Techno Wonderland by Léopold Lambert
Who owns the City? by Veerle Devos
Getting Out by Silvia Anna Barrilà
All Roads Lead to Schengen by Anna Sansom
Perking up the Public Space by Anna Sansom
Urbanism with Humour by Marcio Kogan
Tomorrow’s Cities Today by Patrizia Coggiola
A Night on the Town by Marcio Kogan
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Exhibition, GOMA Brisbane, Australia, until 5 October
Fred Biesmans
Exhibition, MAC’s Hornu, Belgium, until 4 October
Urban Shade in Israel
Exhibition, Design Museum Holon, Israel, until 31 October