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CityCamp In Public Space

Recently the Dutch town of Castricum was been changed into a temporary open air campsite. Between August 19 and August 29, camping was made possible all over the place —…

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Amsterdam Dresses Up

We’d like to share some pictures of Liesbet Bussche’s graduation project at the Rietveld Art Academy in Amsterdam. The Belgian jewelry designer has transformed…

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Freiburg’s Tolerance Pillar

Since 2009 the city of Freiburg in South Germany has a tolerance zone. On the Augustinerplatz in the center of the city, a perplex pillar spreads colorful light…

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The Pop-Up Lunch Bag

Some time ago we already paid attention to the great and inventive Pop-Up Lunch initiative by New York-based Alexandra Pulver. She changes public urban…

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Subcultural München: Remake In Stop-Motion

We just want to share some great stop-motion videos with you. The animations are the result of a graduation project by students of the München Design

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The City In A Suitcase

Swedish artist Michael Johansson (who in general makes the most brilliant series of heavily packed regular objects) created this handy packed city. The so-called ‘Umedalen Skulptur’

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Indoor Biking At Amsterdam’s Temporary Bike Bar

Over the last weeks, trend and idea magazine PSFK published some articles about the developing bicycle culture in metropolitan areas around the world. Particurarly interesting is the rather…

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Book Review: Findings On Elasticity

This book review contains a little theoretical background on the subject we often write about — flexibility. Inspired by Darwin, we’ve described the ability of cities to adapt…

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A Piece Of Vintage City-Marketing

Between the seventies and nineties, Amsterdam’s international image has been shaped by prostitutes, marihuana and gays. The city’s administration tries to reset this impression of the Dutch capital…

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The Fastest Way To The Underground

Urbanism is marketing and marketing is urbanism. That could be a leading phrase of this blog. In fact, more and more marketing initiatives take the urban sphere as…

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The Perfect City Generator

Create your own own city online with the so-called Suicidator City Generator (SCG). The Suicidator City Generator is a rather funny piece of online software based…

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CityCAD Version 2.0 Released

Master plans, urban plans, and regional plans are most of the times extremely complex. Not only because a huge amount of actors is involved, but also because of a load…

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Book Review: Urban Interventions

Reading ‘Urban Interventions’, a recently published book by the ever inspiring German publisher Gestalten is like re-experiencing last two years of The Pop-Up City. The book…

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Squeezed Vertical Campsite In Amsterdam


This week, Amsterdam-based artist Leonard van Munster will be opening a squeezed vertical campsite in Amsterdam. The Camping is a project in a series of…

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AR Landscaping In Central Park

During Arbor Day Weekend QR codes were seeded across New York City’s Central Park, transforming it into a mobile interactive experience. The QR codes we formerly used to…

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