Annette Koh
Public space, the right to the city, and civic engagement. How can we improve equity and access through participatory urbanism? Ph.D. student in Urban & Regional Planning at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Former resident of Seoul & San Francisco.
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Checked out the blog of a new follower and it is full of superb stuff. Especially recommended for fans of urbanism and...
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via @Roma Virtual Network on 22.05.13
STREAMING OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE | 23 May 2013
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“Surely, such singing* takes place on the street, but the street is also exposed as a place where those who are not free to amass, freely do so. I...”
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This little company from Kenya makes toys from slippers that...
Crossing the street in Seoul requires the courage found in numbers (is that taxi really going to plow into all of us?) and some elaborate pedestrian maneuvers.
Korea has the highest pedestrian death rate among OECD nations, 4.61 in every 100,000 (according to 2007 statistics); over three quarters of which occur in narrow side streets.
Above, an intersection near Yonsei University. My mom sent this photo yesterday.
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