Published a paper exploring talk about wokeness and heritage in UK newspapers with @heritagejohn.bsky.social, Mirko Demasi and Shani Burke. Heritage is presented as apolitical and a refuge from the world raising questions about inclusivity @ree-uwe.bsky.social www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

My first solo peer reviewed article has been published! The research identifies some challenges within planning for our historic environment when it comes to understanding and managing heritage significance. It's open access so free to read! www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

If you think Amsterdam managed to avoid being overrun by cars, you’re wrong. They too surrendered their streets to cars for many decades. But the people fought back, and forced leaders to see their mistake. There's nothing magical about #Amsterdam. They just saw their mistake, and changed it.

This is my goal to be this relaxed!

CFP: Carleton University's School of Canadian Studies & Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism present the 17th Annual Carleton University Heritage Conservation Symposium, On the Edge of Collapse: Changing Heritage for a Climate in Crisis. Deadline 17 Mar.

SAVE THE DATE & CALL FOR PAPERS "Caring for the City - Entangled Challenges for Sustainable Urban and Tourism Development". 🌇🌱 vom 24. – 26.09.2025 im Rahmen meiner Stiftungsprofessur für nachhaltige Stadt- und Tourismusentwickkung an der FHWien Wien www caringforthecity.org

If you are looking for something to do next Thursday night (6th February 17:30-20:30), the University of Westminster are hosting an RTPI Lecture on Prefigurative Planning: Enacting utopias in the here and now. In person and online! See here for more information. www.rtpi.org.uk/events/2025/...

It was interesting to attend a talk on Preservation, Planning & Progress: The Circular Economy at 1 Victoria St, London. Some interesting discussion, selling all the doors and windows for one, reusing the concrete frame and foundations need to be thinking about embodied carbon! #circulareconomy