My book review on Doughnut Economics – 7 ways to think like a 21st century economist by Kate Raworth Continue reading Doughnut Economics – 7 Ways to Think Like a 21st Century Economist by Kate Raworth
In recent years the museum as an institution has been going through an identity crisis. Questions surrounding its programming offer as well as the audience it is servicing have been at the helm of discussion. Are they here to engage, educate and create experiences? Are they here to serve artists, academics and the greater community. Continue reading The Museum Is Not Enough
While doing my research for my Masters I came across the book Architecture Matters by Aaron Betsky. When I was in London, after taking a pause from the Serpentine Pavilion I went into their bookstore. And guess what book was on the shelf? I took it as a sign and bought it. It was such an easy read and while I was flipping the pages I came across a term that I really connected with. Continue reading “Architecture Matters by Aaron Betsky”
I totally forgot that I had reserved this book at the library…You are a Badass, How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life byJen SinceroJen Sincero. I felt a little embarrassed reading this on the GO bus back and forth to the Toronto, but I was quite surprised at how easy this book was to read and to grasp. Continue reading “You are a Badass”
I first heard of Christopher Alexander during my studies at the Institute without Boundaries. We had to read two of his books to understand urban planning and architectural practices: A Timeless Way of Building and A Pattern Language. What drew me to his style of writing was his subtle poetic tone to evolution. It was … Continue reading A New Theory of Urban Design
Richelle Sibolboro 