Ideal Spaces Working Group
Exploring the Intersection of Culture, Design, and Innovation. Tune in to our Ideal Spaces Working Group podcasts and interviews, where we delve into captivating conversations that inspire, inform, and engage. https://www.idealspaces.org/http://eepurl.com/dw7MLH
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How to Preserve a (still) Alive Cultural Heritage. Chinampas in Mexico City Miriam Samir Rincon (opens the original)
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In this podcast with Miriam Samir Rincón, it is about the preservation of the cultural heritage of the Chinampas system in Mexico City. The Chinampas belong to UNESCO Cultural Heritage and are a unique blend of ecological and cultural sustainability from Aztec times onwards. Now, this unique life space is endangered by urban sprawl, corrupted policies, pollution, and tourism. Miriam, holding a prize-awarded degree in architecture from University of Notre Dame, is an architect, urban designer, an
Cockroach Movement - Natasha Sharma (opens the original)
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As a participating citizen, Natasha reflects on how the movement began, where it stands today, and what it reveals about the aspirations and frustrations of India’s youth. This conversation starts with the hope to open up space for more voices and perspectives in the future podcasts on youth-led political action, dissent, and the ongoing struggle to reclaim a democratic India. Natasha Sharma is an artist, designer, and researcher from India working at the intersection of urban development and so
Community and tourism - Anna de Jong (opens the original)
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Anna de Jong is a professor in the School of Social and Environmental Sustainability, University of Glasgow. Anna’s research focuses on tourism governance in regional areas, guided by wider concerns of resident inequalities, accessibilities, capacities and participation. Ideal Spaces spoke with Anna about the impacts of tourism on cities in rural areas in Scotland and Gotland/Sweden, and in touristic hotspots like Tenerife. Our talk focused on major devastating effects of tourism accompanying a
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