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New publication. Congratulations to Matthew Gandy for his latest publication, “Ghosts and monsters: Reconstructing nature on the site of the Berlin Wall” in the Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers.

Review of Moth. Review of Moth by Prof Tim Morris:Developed by Think Up Themes Ltd.

LivingMaps Seminar. LIVINGMAPS SEMINAR. Greening the Map – UCL Development and Planning Unit Matthew Gandy presenting Mapping Urban Nature.

redefining urban nature. Redefining urban nature. Urban nature encompasses a disparate body of work and ideas ranging from scientific analysis of ecological assemblages to the cultural valorization of “cosmopolitan natures”. ... We are interested in

2016 for The Fabric of Space Water, Modernity, and the Urban Imagination, MIT iphs2016.org…. ... Matthew Gandy elected Fellow of the British Academy: www.britac.ac.uk/news/british-academy-announces-new-president-and-elects-66-new-fellows…. Review of

Tag: Sweden. Our PhD candidate Mathilda Rosengren reflects on her time at the Nordic Geographers Meeting, Stockholm, Sweden, June 2017. “Geography, for me, is seeing how ideas ground themselves on the landscape.”. This is how Professor Ricky

tallinn. Tallinn. Tallinn is characterized by a proliferation of abandoned or anomalous spaces, including formerly inaccessible military and industrial zones from the Soviet era. ... Some of these waterfront spaces have seen a cultural valorization

Author: Louise Kay. Imagining Infrastructures. The modern usage of the term infrastructure has gone through a series of permutations from early emphasis on logistics, organisation, and the expanding scope of technological ... of Geography, University of

The film takes us from the Trümmerlandschaften, and their unique ecologies, to the abandoned roofs of the Friedrichshagen Waterworks on the edge of the city. ... In Natura Urbana the changing vegetation of Berlin serves as a parallel history to war-time

Map-work seminar. Prof Stephen Daniels from the University of Nottingham: seminar ‘Map-work’, John Britton and the topographical imagination in nineteenth century Britain.