analyses, critiques, and interventions against colonial urbanism
urban doughnut
a spin-off from POSSIBLE FUTURES
three wicked problems
indicate societal collapse
common across global south cities
extreme inequality
colonial governance
late-stage capitalism
exploring
decolonial perspectives
of systemic health
in complex contexts
of colonial power structures
seeking ways to address
urban trauma
through generations past
as present generations
fail to grapple with
planetary systems collapse
colonial urbanism
climate futures cambodia
cats of decolonial futures
mainstream architecture and urbanism has their roots in colonialism. this creates entrenched systems of harm, oppression and violence by design.
accelerated anthropogenic ecological collapse is a dominant driver of change across the global south, particularly in southeast asia. understanding our climate futures well supports disaster preparedness.
urban authorities have long shirked responsibilities in enriching rural wellbeing. avoiding acknowledgement of the provinces' role as hinterlands perpetuates the decimation of rural economies, splintering rural communities in favour of slaving for urban economies.
open-air
concentration camps
engagements
research advisory
consultancy
advocacy
