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The future of free public transport
Maxime Huré, lecture in political science at the Univesity of Perpignan shares his views on a growing number of cities that have opted to launch free public transport initiatives, based on experience of Dunkirk.
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Mapping the Elephant
A workshop with young people for a collective mapping of South London
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Teresa Caldeira interprets São Paulo protests
Anthropologist Teresa Caldeira offers on Kafila.org blog valuable keys to interpret the recent demonstrations, framing them in the issue of mobility.

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Resilience, rhythm and public space
The latest volume of the Dérive magazine arises questions on the ability of cities to adapt and recover after suffering adversities.
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Barcelona/Links
The College of Architects of Catalonia (COAC) is to be the venue of a panel discussion on the challenges faced by metropolitan Barcelona. The starting point of this debate will be the projects for the city which are shown in the exhibition “Barcelona/Links”.
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A retiree revolutionises Istanbul by painting a rainbow stairway
Huseyin Cetinel’s initiative of painting a public stairway in bright colours has now spread all over the city.

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Consuelo Bautista’s El Raval
The Colombian photographer opens an exhibition in which she sets up a dialogue between the domestic living-room and the outside space of the streets in the Barcelona neighbourhood of El Raval.
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“Art in the city”
A documentary about the role of public art in Chicago’s urban space.
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Dalston House: A façade to walk on
After being commissioned by the Barbican Centre as part of the London Festival of Architecture, the Argentine artist Leandro Erlich has rendered homage to the nineteenth-century Victorian terrace houses that once occupied the Dalston neighbourhood.