From our BMW Guggenheim Lab Blog – Saskia Sassen on why citizens, not machines, are the ticket to intelligent #urbanism: gu.gg/rDO6X

"Architecture has always been about what is private and what is public," says Princeton professor Beatriz Colomina: gu.gg/rQIc2

On our radar - If You Build It follows a year-long community design project at a North Carolina high school: gu.gg/rRa15

RT Guggenheim New York Closing Sunday—Participatory City: #100UrbanTrends from the BMW Guggenheim Lab in New York, Berlin & Mumbai: gu.gg/sfFoH

The @NYTimes book review of Happy City, by Lab Team member Charles Montgomery: gu.gg/sfQnU. Congrats Charles Montgomery's old account!

.Saskia Sassen advocates seeing people, rather than #tech, as the driver of #CivicHacking. blogs.guggenheim.org/lablog/tbc-hac… BMW Guggenheim Lab Christine McLaren

"Public spaces are bearing the burden of increasing inequality in many parts of the world," says Ethan Kent on our blog: gu.gg/snYqq

How should we think about public space in the years ahead? Ethan Kent on our BMW Guggenheim Lab Blog: gu.gg/snYtQ

There’s still a lot of need to see #publicspace as a means to create better equality & as a democratizing force. blogs.guggenheim.org/lablog/tbc-pow…

The Power of #PublicSpace: blogs.guggenheim.org/lablog/tbc-pow… BMW Guggenheim Lab interviews @EBKent on #PublicSpaces & #Placemaking emerging as a leading cause

From Vancouver to Shanghai, who can afford to live in today's cities? Christine McLaren on why #affordability matters: gu.gg/sC8tV

From political science to Pharrell, Christine McLaren looks at ways to get happy by embracing "Emotional Cityness": gu.gg/sH6E5

Three Cities, Hundreds of Miles, One Blog—Christine McLaren takes a look back at two and a half years of Lab | Log: gu.gg/sZHVn

Throughout its time in New York, Berlin, and Mumbai, the Lab became many unexpected things. Looking back: gu.gg/t24Vp

In our final Lab | Log post, curator Maria Nicanor reflects on the Lab and what's next at the Guggenheim: gu.gg/t4Obl

"The conclusion of the Lab does not mark an ending: the Lab has set the stage for further engagement with urban issues." - Maria Nicanor

Thank You & Farewell: After 3 years & 3 cities, the Lab's activities have come to an end. Sincere thanks to everyone who participated.

In our final blog post, curator Maria Nicanor looks at the project's inception & legacy at the Guggenheim New York: gu.gg/t6Pm6

Be sure to follow Guggenheim New York for more exciting global projects, including #GuggUBSMAP & #GuggenheimHKI: gu.gg/t6PuY

And one more time: Thank You. It's been an incredible adventure, and we couldn't have done it without you. gu.gg/t6PLL