

How do cities acquire traits?
13 snips Dec 22, 2022
Guest
Abha Joshi-Ghani
Guest
Edgar Pieterse
Guest
Ricky Burdett
Guest
Karissa Sanbonmatsu
Guest
Shi Nan
Guest
Alice Charles
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Alfonso Vergara
Guest
Michele Acuto
Join experts like Abha Joshi-Ghani, an urban development guru, and Professor Edgar Pieterse, a visionary in urban policy, as they dissect how cities earn their unique traits. They explore how historical contexts, colonial legacies, and cultural adaptations shape urban identities. Discussions highlight the resilience of areas like Manhattan and the blending of old and new architectural forms. The risks of cloning urban traits in new settings are also examined, prompting a conversation on context-specific planning amidst rapid global changes.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Urban Identity and Historical Legacies
01:49 • 18min
Enduring Legacies: The Resilience of Urban Grids
19:44 • 3min
The Layered DNA of Cities
22:25 • 2min
Urban Evolution and Resilience
24:50 • 4min
Urban Resilience and Transformation
29:12 • 16min
Navigating the Identity of Cities: Insights and Preparation
45:21 • 2min