When I told Jesse I was interested in attending more conferences for the sake of being in a similar environment of many, many brilliant people accomplishing great things in their cities and their public spaces, he was supportive of sending me to Greater & Greener 2019, held in Denver.
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A year+ after my return from Remote Year seems like a good time to write my 12th and final blog post about Kyoto, right?
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Chiang Mai is the city that, on paper, I probably shouldn’t like, but I’ve totally fallen for.
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The culture of Malaysia and of KL is bright, beautiful, diverse, and exciting.
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This month I got to share something really important with the GSP team: traveling abroad with a very analytical set of glasses on.
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My August was spent in three of the most staggeringly different places I could have imagined – Belgrade, Dubrovnik, and Copenhagen.
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Is the best way to accommodate tourists and introduce them to a city to have a bunch of tourist destinations that make up one or two big clusters, or is it best to scatter the destinations throughout the city so that visitors get a more comprehensive feel for where they’re visiting?
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I knew I would like Buenos Aires long before I got here.
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Córdoba has been the most fascinating place I’ve been this year from a planning perspective – beyond Mexico City’s beautiful parks and bright colors, beyond Bogota’s bike infrastructure, beyond Lima’s coastal park network, Córdoba had me intrigued at all times.
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Incredible sunsets, the beach, pisco sours, unbelievably fresh ceviche… Add Lima to the list of cities that have pleasantly surprised just about all of us.
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