Analyzing implemented eco-anthropocentric urban planning and architectural design projects. By Dr. Michael EichnerVice Director of the Architecture...
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We need to abandon Petropolis to prevent climate breakdown. Environmentalism is often experienced as a desire to return...
A dissipative structure uses high-grade energy and concentrated materials appropriated from its surroundings. Last April, Earth Day...
There is a tremendous wealth of research on Gilded Age Pittsburgh, examining the other side of that...
Exploring trade and commerce, homes and households, disease and medicine, crime and punishment, and leisure and entertainment....
The industrial boom of the late 19th century led Americans and immigrants to leave farming life and...
How, if at all, did religious communities change their inherited traditions in the midst of new surroundings?...
By Tom MorainHistorian Introduction Farmers struggled with low prices all through the 1920s, but after 1929 things...
Europeans faced issues such as pollution, health, disease, poverty, and crime. Introduction The Industrial Revolution started in...
From Nathaniel Hawthorne to Disneyland, the concept has represented both the experimental and the conventional. In the...
Touring with urban geology in mind. By David B. Williams In this age of concrete and glass,...
Life in the 18th-century city would have provoked a dazzling mixture of sensations: terror and exhilaration, menace...
It can be difficult to imagine that the antiquities in museums were once a part of vibrant...
“Did the public have a voice in the development of a theocratic city?” As University of Tennessee...
John Medewall, bearing a very English-sounding name, describes himself as a foreigner, and as such at a...
In 1421, the newly elected mayor of Coventry, England issued a proclamation that gives us insights into...