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With circular economy we can harness the extraordinary power of biz as a source of good. In this weekly newsletter I share practical cases and explore how we might go about it.
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The uniform of the global urbanist (opens the original)
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Last week, I was sitting at La Cabra in New York, enjoying the coffee, the interior and the sense of being among people making things happen. At least, that is what I imagined. I had no idea what anyone there did, and perhaps I was mistaking our collective willingness to pay this much for a cup of coffee for evidence of success.Then a group of men came in speaking Spanish, all dressed in Pas Normal Studios. The uniform of the global urbanist, I thought, before remembering that I belong to the gr
Who do our cities feed? (opens the original)
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At five in the morning, the city that never sleeps had enough trucks and cars on Delancey Street to stop me halfway across. I had gone out for a walk, one of my favourite things to do when I first arrive in New York. This time I was staying on the Lower East Side rather than in Greenwich Village, where I usually wake up, and I wanted to see this part of the city come to life.The light changed, leaving me on the refuge in the middle of the street beside a woman lying on the ground. I had noticed
The society we are building, designed for replication (opens the original)
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The core task of the built environment is to create the physical conditions for a good life. It is where people live, work, and meet; where industry and nature must find ways to coexist; and where economic, social, and climate priorities must be brought together in practice. The built environment is therefore not simply one sector among many. It is the infrastructure through which society’s development takes material form.That’s the opening line of the Innovation Atlas 2026, which I’ve spent the
The society we are building, designed for replication (opens the original)
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The core task of the built environment is to create the physical conditions for a good life. It is where people live, work, and meet; where industry and nature must find ways to coexist; and where economic, social, and climate priorities must be brought together in practice. The built environment is therefore not simply one sector among many. It is the infrastructure through which society’s development takes material form.That’s the opening line of the Innovation Atlas 2026, which I’ve spent the
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