Steph

@urschrei

researcher at the ⋂ of cities, technology, & climate change / . PREV: . Likes & maps. Not actually a 🍸🦇

Hanging beneath the eaves of “the finest Victorian building in Dublin” (via London, Germany etc.)
Joined March 2007

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    23 Jul 2015

    It doesn’t matter whether you refer to it as a Smart City or a Future City; we’re all going to be calling it an Underwater City in 50 years.

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  2. Retweeted
    Jan 15

    If anyone would like to hear more on our new MSc in Smart and Sustainable Cities, please get in touch with me. Also, please share with potentially interested students Our aim is to train students in understanding & tackling the many challenges of urbanization in the 21st Century

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  3. 22 Dec 2020

    This is how you get people into nature-based solutions. Swalepilled.

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  4. 1 Dec 2020

    Of course, it's great that its use is growing, but the most important part of the article is its conclusion: the thing that keeps so many of us writing and using are its communities.

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  5. 1 Dec 2020

    I was interviewed for this article by about the growing use of in academia:

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  6. 25 Nov 2020

    As an occasional GIS professional, I freely admit that this is an absolute masterclass 🐻.

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  7. 24 Nov 2020

    Sorry everyone, I've fallen over after reading that a group of architects have criticised Patrik Schumacher's comments as "scientifically flawed". It used to be that it was easy to know which side you were on: the opposite of whatever Parametric Patrik said. No more, apparently!

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  8. 13 Nov 2020

    The answer to the 4 films question is Malick: Badlands, Days of Heaven, The Thin Red Line, The New World. That was easy no need for any questions; yr wrong about the New Wave lads, if you say Kieślowski you're a pretentious 15-year-old (which is fine if you're 15). MAYBE Melville

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  9. Retweeted
    23 Oct 2020

    Excited to share this upcoming event with you all on Critical and Decolonial Mapmaking featuring and ! Taking place next Thursday, Oct 29 5:30-7pm EST, more info/rsvp here: .

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  10. 23 Oct 2020

    Also, real heads ( , ) know that is the greatest thread in NYRB history, and that John Kidd will never log off.

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  11. 23 Oct 2020

    “The redesign of LACMA: An Exchange” - the greatest thread in the history of nyrb, locked by a moderator after 12,239 pages of heated debate by people who aren’t architects

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  12. 18 Oct 2020

    I have read and obsessed about Don DeLillo’s work throughout my adult life, but I find it impossible to imagine more intelligent and rewarding work on the subject than ’s – Infinite Detail is not going away.

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  13. 16 Oct 2020
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  14. Retweeted
    12 Oct 2020

    i thing i truly love is the great morel map, where you can see the advance of the season every year as people log their mushroom finds... just pages and pages of mushroom stories

    a map of the eastern united states, with tags rolling up it that say "mar" "apr" "may" "jun"
    forum posts of morel finds
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  15. 9 Oct 2020

    Sorry to Scotland, but this whole thing thing is just an elaborate way of generating research topics for STS researchers now that they've exhausted light rail and molluscs, and you can't convince me otherwise

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  16. 25 Sep 2020
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  17. 18 Sep 2020

    Mike Cooley, the driving force behind the Lucas Plan, and an early advocate of socially just technology, died yesterday.

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  18. 9 Sep 2020

    Paul Daniels: apparent early IoT enthusiast.

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  19. Retweeted
    30 Aug 2020
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    things can look cool without doing epic neuromancer object oriented ontology to them

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  20. 26 Aug 2020

    Yes, letting Softbank and the UAE build you a “smart forest city” is definitely going to work. Please, I’m begging you, don’t make me tap the pinned tweet.

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  21. 25 Aug 2020
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