Can we remake local economies from scratch–not through political struggle but by design–
to solve wicked problems and transform urban governance? Such questions are raised by …

This article uses a case study of the Rebuild by Design (RBD) program in post-Superstorm
Sandy New York City to advance research into experimental urban environmental …

Resilience remains central to disaster preparedness and planning regimes in our changing
world. It has been condemned as a meaningless buzzword, yet also recognized as a tool of …

Citizen participation in urban governance has established itself as a paradigm, promising
greater democracy, empowerment, and more cost-effective public service delivery against …

Green resilient infrastructures can provide important benefits for urban design. However,
there are challenges associated with securing the necessary funding and, even where …

There are divergent visions and practices of sustainable urban design in the context of
contemporary processes of climate adaptation and infrastructural change. However, the key …

This intervention seeks to focus political geographic attention on design as a form of
governing emergent futures in the urbanized world of the Anthropocene. Recent decades …

Previous research on collaboration activities between designers and craftsmen has been
frequently carried out. Starting from its focus on developing craft products aligning with the …

The pavilions of the United Nations (UN) Climate Change Conference (COP25), organized
in Madrid in December 2019, were filled to overflowing with actions to foster climate …

Designers today are part of a global network that aims to radically transform how public
policies are formulated and implemented. They take up technopolitical questions in …