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A richer mix of residents and workers in central London is to be welcomed, but careful management will be needed to enhance the city centre's buzz, its strategic role and its global appeal. centreforlondon.org/blog/city-cent…

It will be super interesting to have a comparative study of these hidden alleys in both cities :))

Lovely!

Prof Laura Vaughan Yichang Sun George Bailey @Francesca_local Rob Cowan Look at the apparent link between Northern Ireland and Liverpool with the use of the term "entry" (yellow). 9ftinCommon Agustina Martire

Fascinating conversations on dialects and narrow walkways in continuing 🏃‍♀️

Another alley fact to add to our discussion last week, Yichang Sun (urbanformation.wordpress.com/2022/12/16/map…)

Join us online on 12.01 at 4pm to the #SSLSeminars at the #SpaceSyntax lab The Bartlett Yichang Sun tracks #SpatialTransformations and shifting patterns of #SocioEconomic activities in a #Nanjing settlement over a 100-year period. Register at: ucl.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Register below for the #SpaceSyntax Lab Seminar, Thursday 12th, where Yichang Sun Yichang Sun will talk about her PhD research into the Socio-spatial Transformation of an Inner-city Settlement in Nanjing in from the early 20th century onwards. ucl.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Prof Laura Vaughan Yichang Sun George Bailey @Francesca_local Rob Cowan '10 foot' is common in Hull. In my home town the narrow walkway running parallel to a row of houses is a 'back', and any narrow walkway front to back is a 'ginnel'.

Interested in 🗺️Maps and wonder how they can help us to understand the impacts of a rapidly changing world on people and communities? 🗾Come along to this #LSEFestival exhibition featuring research from LSE Cities & Urban Age lse.ac.uk/Events/LSE-Fes… 🗓️12-17 June 📍Great Hall

A lovely second year city walk around Kings Cross with fresh senses :)

Interesting finding today 👀 when discussing the gate count method for “five” with Prof Laura Vaughan

THREAD 🧵on current minor obsession: the history of housing on this one square in Somers Town, between King's Cross and Euston. This is what it looks like today. Oakshott Court, built 1974-76 by Camden Council. Very nice!

"the study of the city as a space can now be more fully understood by a more nuanced account of the city as a changing configuration of places or the urban as a process" #UrbanHistory50 bit.ly/3D4a1oY

Such fun getting first reports from the field from our brilliant PhD student, Yichang (Yichang Sun), with each picture indeed being worth a thousand words #Nanjing

TEWER (also TUER and TURE) (Warwickshire, Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire) An alley, narrow lane or passage. #dictionaryofurbanism

Interesting meeting with PhD student Yichang Sun to discuss her fieldwork in central #Nanjing: alley configuration and patterns of use