Today, I’ll take you to Basel, at Dornacherstrasse 192,where an old factory has been transformed into a neighborhood center, Gundeldinger Feld. The history of this place could be the same as many other places around the world: a 19th century factory in the inner city suddenly moving to the suburbs in order to look for [...]
Archive for the ‘A – News’ Category
28-09-09, conference “Urban renewal: what is it?”
Posted in 3 - events, A - News, tagged events, lausanne, news on September 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
(image: wikipedia) Under the term “urban renewal” we can find lots of different projects started by different entities (citizens, public authorities, developers) and with completely different visions. Some project will bring derelict industrial areas back to the city (as in Malley), some others will throw away most of the ancients inhabitants and look for completely [...]
The major of Rome is on Flickr!
Posted in 2.3 - public transports, A - News, tagged internet, news, politics, rome on September 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I just discovered that Mr. Gianni Alemanno, Major of Rome, is on Flickr. Here we see his set about te opening of the new BRT in Rome. Good to see that more and more politicians are entering the blogosphere!
Café Écoquartier on September 23, 2009
Posted in 3 - events, A - News, tagged events, lausanne, news, urbanism on September 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Are you looking for your dream house? Is there something in (y)our city you’d like to be improved? Come and discuss at the Café Écoquartier: a meeting to talk about co-housing, eco-habitat and urbanism. The Association Écoquartier waits for you on September 23, 2009, at 20.00 at the Café Restaurant de l’Ouest, Av.de Morges 119, [...]
Ada Lovelace day: Jane Jacobs
Posted in 1 - spaces, 1.4 - public spaces, A - News, D - reflections, tagged ald09post, jane jacobs, news, public spaces, reflections, spaces, urbanism on March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Today is Ada Lovelace day, a day in which each blogger should talk about a woman who changed the world in her field: a good occasion to talk about the person who gave the biggest contribute to contemporary urbanism, Jane Jacobs. XIX and early XX century were the century of machines, a century in which [...]
the whistle stop train tour
Posted in 2 - transports, 2.3 - public transports, 3 - events, A - News, tagged obama, trains, USA on January 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Following the same route that Abraham Lincoln rode 150 years ago, President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, and Dr. Jill Biden made their way to the inauguration on a whistle stop train tour that wove its way from Philadelphia through Delaware and Maryland on its way to Washington. “To the [...]
New bus network in Lausanne
Posted in 2 - transports, 2.3 - public transports, A - News, tagged buses, lausanne, metro on December 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
(image: wikimedia commons) From Sunday december 14, the new bus network will be operational in Lausanne. The main changes will be: Lines 5,6 and 45 will be suppressed or re-routed in oder to avoid superopsitions with the metro, Lines 4,6 and 15 will be merged into the new lines 4 and 6, New line 21 [...]



