cities
Jane Jacobs and Delhi’s lockdowns
the renewed relevance of 'eyes on the street' as the pandemic ebbs
At The Hungarian Pavilion
When I stood in front of it, I felt a shiver of recognition that I knew I would have something to say about Venice after all.
I voted in the auditorium that had doubled as our cafeteria
Then I walked to the Metro station through my suburb to what my mother always ironically referred to as its “beating, pulsing heart."
The Faces of Google Street View
Something interesting sometimes happens, a kind of rupture in the fabric of the Street View universe: the drivers’ faces appear, warped but not blurred.
