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>>discussions about philippine urban futures
Welcome. This Blog...
...is mainly about urban development in the Philippines. I deal with urban planning, transportation and infrastructure issues.
My attention does wander to:- lessons from other megacities
- the future of cities
- the design of democracy
- the role of filipino architects
- the politics of public transportation
If you're looking for rants, better move on. I'm interested in solutions.
And, oh, if you must know, this is I, me and myself.>>Got ideas or questions? Send me email.
The Blog Roll
These are the blogs I visit:
- Active Democracy
- Annotated Chronicles
- Architectural Record
- Asia Pundit
- Baratillo @ Cubao
- BLDG BLOG
- caffeine_sparks
- The City Fix
- Crank and Pedal
- Daily Dose (MLQ III)
- Digital Urban
- Dish on Design
- Disturbing the Universe
- Erasmusa
- ExpectoRants
- Failing to plan
- Filipino Librarian
- Global Voices Online
- Highway Drift
- I Heart Manila
- IndioSign
- Ivan about town
- JCI Phil. Leaders' Blog
- Malcolm Gladwell
- Manifesto
- Manila Boy
- Manila Daily Photo
- Manila, My Manila
- Manila, you're not that ugly
- Metroblogging Manila
- My Sari-sari Store
- Nagueno in Blogosphere
- Next American City
- NextBillion
- Oddball/Jesse Robredo
- Only Connect
- Philippines Makeover
- Pinoy Penman
- Pinoy Post
- Pinoy Kasi
- Phils. w/o Borders
- Placeholder
- Project Manila
- Rants and Raves
- Sensibilities
- Skindiving
- Slashmaraud
- squattercity
- Steven Johnson
- Stopping to Eat the Roses
- Streetsblog
- TAO Shelter Online
- Tingog.com
- The Word and the...
- The City Fix
- Torn and Frayed
- Tutubi Patrol
- Urban Cartography
- Urban Planning Research
- urbanism
- vaes9
- Verisimilitude
- Village Idiot Savant
- Walk this Way
- Window Views
- Wish you were here
- Yapak Yakap
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Labels
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- governance (29)
- interesting (8)
- jack (6)
- land use (4)
- lessons from other megacities (24)
- links and resources (2)
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- new development (1)
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- recursion (18)
- self-indulgent (2)
- series: design of democracy (9)
- series: disorganized transport (4)
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- series: getting better public transportation in MM (4)
- series: heritage and rent control (4)
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- technology (11)
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