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SCIENCE OF CITIES - videos

Video Archive of the SCIENCE OF CITIES (Batty, 2013)

This is an open post, I’ll be linking more videos as they pop up.

Mike Batty - CASA/UCL

-TEDTalk about City 2.0, scalling and urban dynamics

-Smart Cities and Big Data

Luis Bettencourt - SFI

-Interview with Cesar Hidalgo

-Interview with Melanie Mitchell

-Interview about cities for the Radio Free Santa Fe

-Interview for the Santa Fe Radio Cafe

- Real World Applications of Cities Research, suring the SFI's Annual Science Board Symposium and Meeting Complexity: Theory and Practice

Geoffrey West - SFI

-Scaling dynamics, compared to biology and companies.

-Talk on Compass about cities as Social Networks and the genealogy of scaling studies (ther’s a very simmilar Talk here)

-TEDTalk on “The surprising math of cities and corporations”

- Conceptual Framework of Urban Scaling, during the SFI’s Annual Science Board Symposium and Meeting Complexity: Theory and Practice

Santa Fe Institute

-Bettencourt, Lobo and West introduce their research on cities

-Bettencourt and West for the Atlantic. With good visualizations!

Romulo Krafta - UFRGS

-On the 2nd Brazilian Journey on Urban Morphologie and Modelling, at UFPEL. (portuguese)

-and the discussion after the talk

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https://t.co/CiLElvUa8Z?amp=1

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Orange Vintage Flower Background 

https://www.shutterstock.com/image-illustration/orange-vintage-flowers-square-background-watercolor-599162942

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#kamisketsagalnasdarirumah @galerinasional Kuy @novitarsari @resitars @risamerdekari https://www.instagram.com/p/B-ToTPLAAVb/?igshid=1q02s2ldjzi31

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Disclaimer: This post is dedicated to my hometown, Banjarmasin. @ibnusina I just attended an inspiring public lecture hosted by Erasmus Huis: Reuse, Redevelop and Design. How the Dutch deal with heritage. I completely notice that Banjarmasin has done something similar already since years ago, Kudos! I'm absolutely also excited and looking forward to more projects in the future. Even though I am aware of how complicated projects they are going to be. But of course, don't get swayed by difficulties! Anywho, I'd like to share a few takeaways from the sharing which are: 1. Dealing with heritage is a tricky one because it involves so many stakeholders. The gentrification issue somehow is inevitable. But, considering its positive impacts on the city, economy, and society in general after being reused/redeveloped/rebuilt is also wise. 2. This type of development needs intervention, creativity, and well-thought programs based on the needs so that it can perform as planned and activate the space as part of a place-making project. Highlighted example: M Bloc Space in Jakarta. (a must-visit one) 3. It should include the public, private, and civic sectors. Multi-disciplinary is a key! 4. Many more~ By rethinking the way we treat our heritage assets, I hope that we won’t end up creating a boring environment, but instead, increase the economic prosperity, provide hub/spaces for community and lastly promote eco-efficiency. (at Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Indonesia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8MUhSwgyIq/?igshid=1kefyyy1z6s1l

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Reminiscing a moment when I was in Denver, Colorado. This is one of places in the US that blew my mind as a foreigner. I can surely feel the vibe.

Shared street would probably have been a trend years ago, but experiencing a well-designed one was new for me. 

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Starting a new project. Excited!

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http://www.theplanjournal.com/article/fluid-urbanism-how-information-steered-architecture-might-reshape-dynamics-civic-dwelling

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It’s been 3 years since I designed this building as a sole architect in charge. Did this as (nicely put) a pro-bono, I was able to explore more opportunities and possibilities in design and imagine what future trend is going to look like.

Anyway, it is always nice being able to look back to what I have done so far with my expertise. 

Here is a proposal of old mosque redesign project in Sungai Tabuk, Banjarmasin, Indonesia. 😃

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Freestyle Corridor: Play Space on Adaptive Street

MUD Global Studio | Summer 2018 | Iowa State University

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Urban Design Local Studio, MUD, Iowa State University

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Snow Day by Billy Collins

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Schematic MicroPublicPlace (Council Bluffs, Iowa, US)

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Schematic Design #1

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STRAIT: A Geographic Fiction