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106 — Antoni Gaudí 7 — La Sagrada Familia

In the final episode of our Antoni Gaudí series, we discussed his magnum opus, one of the most famous buildings in the world: La Sagrada Familia. However, as is always the case, not everything is as i

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543- In Proximity: Ryan Coogler and Roman Mars

In Proximity is a podcast from Proximity Media about craft, career, and founder Ryan Coogler talks all about podcasts with Roman Mars, host and creator of 99% Invisible, a sound-r

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The Royal Portuguese Cabinet of Reading, Rio de Janeiro

Mariella Bevan browses a historic library that is helping to preserve the written heritage of the Portuguese language in Brazil.See for privacy information.

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Creating India’s First Multi-Modal Public Transport App, with Monalisha Thakur

Hi friends! In this episode I have a fascinating conversation with Monalisha Thakur, the co-founder and CMO at Tummoc. Tummoc is India’s first multi-modal transport app that provides a

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Sound spaces

We explore how designing with acoustics in mind can shape our urban environment and the effect of music spaces on acity’ssocial fabric.See for privacy information.

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542- Player Piano

This week we're featuring an episode of The Last ArchiveThe Last Archive is a history show. Our evidence is the evidence of history, the evidence of archives. Manuscripts, photographs, letters and dia

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From Student to Younger Member: ITE’s Roadmap to Success – Anamaria Torres, Sr. Transportat

ITE younger member Anamaria Torres joins the podcast to talk about the wealth of opportunities within ITE for both student and younger members ITE provides for this population. A Senior Transportation

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Tall Stories 363: Cité du Vin, Bordeaux

Amy van den Berg explores a museum that’s bringing tourism back to the city in one of France’s most famous wine regions.See for privacy information.

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105 — Antoni Gaudí 6 — Colonia Güell

In this episode of our ongoing series on Antoni Gaudí we discussed the unsolved mystery of the Colonia Güell Church. Perhaps the most enigmatic of Gaudí's projects, and the apotheosis of his method an

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City profile: Bratislava

Change is afoot in the Slovak capital. We meet Matus Vallo, Bratislava’s bass-playing architect mayor, and his unofficial network of urban change-makers to hear about the city’s renaissance. From impr

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Wayfinding through Biometrics

In Episode #21 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander introduces the wayfinding concept that is a big part of creating urban places that are easy to navigate and shows how biometrics can help

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DAO and Cities

In Episode #20 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander discusses the blockchain concept of a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) and how it can be used in the real world (IRL).

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NFTs and Urban Planning

In Episode #19 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander discusses the phenomenom of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and what they mean for urban planning.

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Doing Urban Research During a Pandemic

In Episode #18 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander considers the methods available to urban researchers in light of COVID-19 lockdowns and social distancing, recommending an urban social listening

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Beware of Bots

In Episode #17 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander discusses his research on AI-powered social media accounts, Bot!

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COVID19 and the City

In Episode #16 of Cognitive Urbanism, COVID19 takes center stage and Prof. Hollander discusses possible policy and research responses.

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Designing the Digital City

In Episode #15 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander discusses the ways that planners and architects have been wholly absent from efforts to shape todays' digital cities.

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Preserve History or Promote Authenticity?

In Episode #14 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander considers ways that cognitive science shows why historic preservation matters and ways in which authenicity may not matter.

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The Orlando Paradox

In Episode #13 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander considers the paradox that is Orlando.

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Japan vs. U.S. City Planning

In Episode #12 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander compares Japanese and U.S. urbanism.

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Holyoke Social Listening

In Episode #10 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander speaks about his research collaborating with architectural historian Max Page on using urban social listening to reinvent historic preservation.

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Hip Hop Saves the City

In Episode #9 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander speaks about his research using Hip Hop to inform urban and community development.

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The Hive Mind

In Episode #8 of Cognitive Urbanism, Prof. Hollander speaks about Big Data, the Hive Mind, and the Urban Attitudes Lab.

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The Urban Wonders of Montreal

In the seventh episode of the Cognitive Urbanism podcast, Prof. Hollander speaks about his recent trip to Montreal and the myriad ways that the city impresses.

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Public Health and Urban Planning 2.0

The sixth episode in the Cognitive Urbanism podcast, Prof. Hollander speaks about the emergence of a public health and urban planning connection, beginning in the 2000s, and a new connection happening

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541- The Frankfurt Kitchen

After World War I, in Frankfurt, Germany, the city government was taking on a big project. A lot of residents were in dire straits, and in the second half of the 1920s, the city built over 10,000 publ

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Tall Stories 362: Madison Square Garden, New York

HJ Mai delves into the debate over what’s next for New York’s most emblematic sports and events venue.See for privacy information.

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Gamifying Climate Action in Smart Communities, with Katie Patrick

Hi friends! On this episode of the Smart Community Podcast, I have a brilliant chat with Katie Patrick. Katie is an environmental engineer, software designer, author and repeat guest w

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Toronto’s mayoral election

As Toronto prepares for a snap mayoral election on 26 June, we explore the urban issues at stake and hear how the vote presents an opportunity for change.See for privacy information.

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540- The Siren of Scrap Metal

Amid the noisy bustle of Mexico City, there is a particularly iconic sound echoing on repeat in the background. This recording blares from trucks that cruise the streets all across this massive city.

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Tall Stories 361: Habitat 67, Montreal

Paul Logothetis explores the terraces and towers of Montreal’s most famous housing complex.See for privacy information.

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From 500 to 5,000: What Strong Towns Members Are Doing to Make Their Places Better

Mariella Bevan browses a historic library that is helping to preserve the written heritage of the Portuguese language in Brazil.See for privacy information.3