Imagining Infrastructures
The modern usage of the term infrastructure has gone through a series of permutations from early emphasis on logistics, organisation, and the expanding scope of technological networks to more recent interest in the intersections with landscape, ecology, and …
Professor Susanne Frank, Professor of Urban and Regional Sociology at Dortmund University of Technology will be visiting the Department of Geography, University of Cambridge and will give a lecture entitled The New Dortmund on Thursday 9th March 2017, 18:00 – …
Matthew Gandy will hold his lecture entitled “Negative luminescence” at King’s College, London on 15 March.…
Imagining infrastructures: space, subject, and affect workshop in collaboration with The British Academy.
The idea of infrastructure has expanded in recent years to encompass not just technological networks but modes of living, interstitial spaces, and emerging bio-cultural landscapes. Infrastructure now …
LIVINGMAPS SEMINAR
Greening the Map – UCL Development and Planning Unit Matthew Gandy presenting Mapping Urban Nature.
22 February 2017, 18:00 – 20:00 GMT…
Abney Park survey completed: Bantock, T. and Ashby, M., (2017) Abney Park Cemetery. Research Council funded under the ERC…
Prof Stephen Daniels from the University of Nottingham: seminar ‘Map-work’, John Britton and the topographical imagination in nineteenth century Britain.…
Geography and Neovitalism seminar led by Matthew Gandy and Michael Bravo. Papers given by Sandra Jasper and Maros Krivy, attended by Marcus Nyman and Mathilda Rosengren.…
Matthew Gandy, Richard Sennett and Simon Faithfull seminar Think Space: Mazes & Labyrinths, at The Bartlett UCL, London.…
RUN team meeting in Berlin – Matthew Gandy, Louise Kay, Danielle Feger, Sandra Jasper, Maros Krivy, Krithika Srinivasan, Nida Rehman, Marcus Nyman, Mathilda Rosengren all present with guests Juergen Wastl, Susanne Frank, and Susanne Hauser.…