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It had me at “What if Hip-Hop Could Make Architecture and Planning Better?"
Relevant buzz words such as "equitable business models, new collaborations and inclusive engagement" are a model to others, and will keep us working with our constituents our whole lives through.

Representation Matters Every day, Next City tells the stories of designers, planners, entrepreneurs and other urban professionals who bring a diverse group of voices into the conversation about cities through equitable business models, new collaborations and inclusive engagement. We’ve assembled nine stories in this ebo...

Barangay hall demolished at the corner of Sandejas & P. Ocampo streets. Now there’s space for pedestrians to tread upon and get them from points A to B. Political will cleared it, community understanding will keep it off & assigning a lawful space for the new barangay hall will prevent it from coming back - we hope.

“Daanan ng Tao lang po!” Performative Design: people move, architecture stays. People bespeak, space interprets. Oh you need to know the context before you will truly understand the situation we are in. A sidewalk by a neighborhood grocery requires a bigger area. So it may be perhaps wise to establish this wider pathway, eating up part of the street, to allow pedestrians a route to traverse safely and less agonisingly.

Look up. Who threw? Who cleans?
Who knew?
All the same, there’s something special about Leon Guinto street. What’s not to love?