This contribution points out that while the importance of hydrologic, geomorphic, ecological,
temporal, and socio‐cultural connectivity in the functioning of hydrosystems has been …

Prepping is a practice of anticipating and adaptating to impending conditions of calamity,
ranging from low-level crises to extinction-level events. The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic …

Underground urban development is rapidly expanding. Like all forms of 'development',
utilising the underneath of cities can present a range of possibilities and problems. Much …

This report reviews recent literature that provides a new understanding of the material
formation of urban space in the context of carbon/post-carbon urbanism. First, it discusses …

This position paper aims to frame and supplement other papers in this special issue on
subterranean geopolitics. We trace the research genealogy that brings together the …

Drawing on a growing literature on vertical and volumetric urbanism and a recent
“subterranean turn” in geography, this paper explores the materiality and material agency of …

The underground as an active element of spatiality has started to receive increasing
attention in the scholarly literature. This paper describes how a growing interest in the …

Drawing on and developing literatures on automobilities, vertical urbanisms and the use of
storylines to understand mega transport projects, we imagine infrastructure as a shifting …

All infrastructure is health infrastructure, but not everything should be labelled infrastructure.
This distinction, given (renewed) awareness of infrastructure, volumetric urbanism and …

Infrastructure is something that is everywhere in contemporary urban studies. Traditionally
defined as the physical networks that circulate people, goods, energy, water and waste …