Tag Archives: architecture
Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Urban Design

Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Urban Design

Posted 12 September 2009 | By Emily | Categories: Home, better world, culture, design, environment, gardening, happiness, health, interconnected, mythology, new zealand, sustainability | 1 Comment

How can indigenous wisdom be used to develop sustainable architectural and urban design strategies? Exploring Maori design principles with New Zealand Centre for Sustainable Cities.

The New Nomads

The New Nomads

Posted 14 April 2008 | By Emily | Categories: about me, activism, animals | 3 Comments

My uncle confused me last weekend at a family gathering with the following question: “How many hours a day are you online?” … I looked up from the stream of my friends’ latest photos on my iphone and repeated the question out loud several times, stressing the different words to try to understand what he meant. 10 or 12?

NextCity: The Art of the Possible

NextCity: The Art of the Possible

Posted 09 February 2008 | By Emily | Categories: activism, art, better world, creativity, culture, design, environment, fashion, gardening, happiness, interconnected, people, science, sustainability, technology | 2 Comments

Adam Greenfield, author of Everyware: The Dawning Age of Ubiquitous Computing, Speedbird, Urban Computing and its Discontents, and the upcoming The City is Here for You to Use, moderated an excellent panel discussion that included Christian Nold (who we loved at Pop!Tech), Eric Rodenbeck of Stamen Design, and J. Meejin Yoon of MY Studio and Howeler + Yoon Architecture. Here are the notes I took during the talk.