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This article was written by Pooja Mehta, R. P. Harini and Sidhartha Dutt supervised by Prof. Purushottam Kesar on December 2020 at Manipal School of Architecture & Planning, MAHE, Manipal, Karnataka, India. Density – Urban Dimension – Post COVID-19 Density is never just a number but is used as a parameter around which transport, energy,…
Editor’s note: This is the first post in our annual Digital Summer School, where we highlight projects in the digital humanities. You can read other posts in the series here. 1. What led you to this project? Or in other words, what sparked your interest and what drove you to create it? As an MA…
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“Tilsammen” by TELMO With the 12th year of ‘Out in the Open’ Belgian SPEAR and Dutch TELMO has just finished two new murals in Aalborg, Denmark. “Tilsammen” literally carries the sense of “to together”, which makes sense when thinking of it as things being added up or gathered into a whole. Going towards being together.” -Telmo For…
I can’t remember when I first tasted black currant jam. I know I was on a very fixed income; perhaps after college while living in NYC where my rent consumed 60% of my salary and I regularly roamed the aisle of Balducci’s on the way home from work “eating with my eyeballs” before returning home…
This is your first of three free stories this month. Become a free or sustaining member to read unlimited articles, webinars and ebooks. Become A Member As Trump’s massive tax and spending budget bill inches closer to passing, the “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” looks very likely to bring significant, landmark changes for two different…
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Vegetable garden plant vitality is at the heart of all striving for a consistently productive and healthy food garden. Yet it is a concept that is not really discussed. I feel this is because it represents the synergy of many factors in the practice of growing vegetables. What is plant vitality? In essence, ideal vegetable…
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In the spring of 1925, Jewell Barker, a “frail and unhealthy” teenager, was told by her doctor to try riding a bicycle. Jewell began exercising in a pair of white knickers on the town and country roads in Cedar Grove, Louisiana. At first, the neighborhood looked on astonished, but soon great curiosity gave way to…
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Renowned for his powerful wildlife murals that celebrate the beauty and urgency of endangered species, Sonny Sundancer takes an exciting leap into the world of abstraction with his latest works for Concrete & Colour. Moving beyond his signature animal depictions, Sonny Sundancer explores the emotional depth and energy found within abstract forms, marking a bold evolution in his…
The Vacation Capsule You Didn’t Know You Needed When it comes to travel style, the age of stuffing our suitcases with impractical fashion is over. As it continues to celebrate its more than a decade of Australian style, Petal & Pup’s latest drop, Paradise Found—a breezy, Bali-shot collection that nails the holy grail of modern…
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It wobbles, it jiggles, it’s straight out of the beginning of the middle of the last century. It’s wonderful. It’s tuna mousse. Wrong, somehow. But wonderful. And inhalable. I revive the recipe every year when heat threatens and I won’t cook indoors. We are in for a possibly unprecedented week. We – the Frenchman and…
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