“This is the industry’s inconvenient truth. The climate crisis is, in no small part, a product of our voracious appetite to build” “We cannot afford to only build greener. We need to build less” theconversation.com/we-cant-afford…

🔴 Read this interesting article! 🔴 #green #buildings #COP26 #economy #climatechange #climateaction #circulareconomy #22novembre theconversation.com/we-cant-afford…

What a pleasure to finally meet our wonderful colleagues from around the world who are contributing to our forthcoming publication "Tourism and/in the Metropolis" and to spend the day engaging in productive and stimulating discussions with them.

Just out: a new piece by @johannesnovy on why urban manufacturing, long deemed a thing of the past, deserves a second look! theconversation.com/urban-makers-w… via The Conversation

A new piece by @johannesnovy on why #urbanmanufacturing, long deemed a thing of the past in a lot of places, deserves a second look and #mixeduse ought to be about more than, say, “adding a shop at the foot of a block of flats”.

Städtische #Tourismuspolitik mag immer etwas nebensächlich erscheinen; an Orten wie bspw. #CheckpointCharlie,#Rummelsburgerbucht, #Spreepark zeigt sich der Bedarf kluger Stadt(tourismus)entwicklung deutlich. Meinen @johannesnovy und ich.taz.de/!5835676/ via taz

New debate article just published: journals.polito.it/index.php/EJSD… Johannes Novy critically explores the promise and perils of the"productive city". @johannesnovy #urbanplanning #urbanmanufacturing #openaccess

IBAs “are not magic bullets … [b]ut they can and often do provide important impulses, locally and beyond”. @johannesnovy in the RTPI magazine “The Planner” on why building exhibitions might also be worth having in the UK. theplanner.co.uk/opinion/planni…

In today’s long read, @johannesnovy examines the rise, fall and return of urban manufacturing and asks if cities ever truly deindustrialised. citymonitor.ai/economy/reindu…

This is a really interesting read by @johannesnovy: The future sustainability of cities requires a re-examination of the role they play in manufacturing. Seeing the new Leipzig Charter promoting the idea of the “productive city” is of particular note from a policy perspective.

#Cohousing is empowering people to fight back against a global housing crisis, writes @johannesnovy for The Conversation: theconversation.com/cohousing-is-e…

“For cohousing to thrive (…) institutional support is key, from facilitating access to public land to providing grants as well as planning support and technical advice” writes @johannesnovy (first published in The Conversation)

@johannesnovy Hi Johannes, I was interested in your recent piece on the future of manufacturing in cities. Here is a short piece where I engage with some of your points. It is just some loose thoughts, really, but I enjoyed your article: planetgeogblog.wordpress.com/2022/11/28/the…

Stadtentwicklung in Köln: Die Liste der Possen ist lang taz.de/Stadtentwicklu…

“Oft heißt es, eine Gesellschaft bekomme am Ende immer die Politik, die sie verdient. Köln gehört zu jenen Orten, die zeigen, dass das so nicht stimmt” - @johannesnovy für die taz über die nicht enden wollenden Pleiten und Pannen in der Domstadt.

#PodcastAlert Our 2nd episode is now out! Jordi Nofre and Marcos Ferreira de Gois talked to us about #Barcelona and #RioDeJaneiro, their night time offers, geographic and population expansion, resilience, resistance, and tensions between different groups. anchor.fm/smet-net/episo…

“When department stores depart, it is not only employees who lose out. Shoppers lose out too, and so do our cities.” @johannesnovy on #GaleriaKarstadtKaufhof‘s plans to shut more branches and what it means for the future of city department stores. citymonitor.ai/economy/busine…

Stadtentwicklung in Köln: Scheitern als Kunstform — von Johannes Novy johannes-novy.com/news/stadtentw…