MARK BURRY

“Kirsten Roach had assumed she would wait until retirement to fulfil the dream she shares with her husband to move out to the country. Like many Australians watching change speed up as work flexes around the pandemic, she just saw her vision go into fast forward.”

https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/want-to-live-as-a-corporate-hippy-the-pandemic-made-it-easier-20210206-p57055.html?btis
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/want-to-live-as-a-corporate-hippy-the-pandemic-made-it-easier-20210206-p57055.html?btis

“As a million media theorists have argued, in a few short decades (or, at most, centuries) we’ve moved from information scarcity, the problem that defined most of human history, to information abundance, the problem that defines our present. We know too much, and it’s paralyzing. The people worth following right now are those who seem able to find the signal in the noise. Few have a better track record of that in recent years than Zeynep Tufekci.“

11 rules to follow when creating vibrant public spaces, with relevant existing examples from the world.

Source (thanks Jane Burry!): 11 Rules to Follow When Creating Vibrant Public Spaces | ArchDaily