Tag Archives: Jeb Brugmann

Week 11 – Urbanism

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Kent Hakull

It’s all about getting the ideas on the paper as well as presenting them orally, making sense of it all and allowing others to make sense of it as well. This is no little challenge. And I love it! Uptown … Continue reading →

Posted in Urban Planning | Tagged BarrelYards, brownfield development, CAPS conference, February 3 - 5 2001, future city, future development, Greater Golden Horseshoe, Jeb Brugmann, Kent Hakull thesis, keynote speaker?, Places to Grow, Praxis, public consultation, public participation, redevelopment, resilience, Shopping Malls, silver bullet city building, Toronto, underground parking, Uptown Waterloo, Urban Growth Centre, urban renewal, urbanism, values, values-rational planning, Welcome to the Urban Revolution | Leave a comment

A Thank You to Brugmann – your book is an inspiration

Posted on September 13, 2009 by Kent Hakull

Jeb Brugmann’s “Welcome to the Urban Revolution – How Cities are Changing the World” (2009) is a great book to all Urban Planners, professional or students alike. My past posts referring to Brugmann’s work in this blog is never intended … Continue reading →

Posted in Urban Planning | Tagged 2009, Abu Dhabi, Barcelona, challenges, Chicago, citysystem, Curitiba, energy consumption, habitat destruction, Jeb Brugmann, plagiarism, planning, solutions, student, sustainable development, University of Waterloo, urban planner, urban revolution, urbanism, visions, water consumption | Leave a comment

Summer of 2009 – finale

Posted on August 23, 2009 by Kent Hakull

I am rested and ready to start my Masters degree in Urban Planning at the University of Waterloo. In a couple of weeks that is, but before I will make sure to enjoy the finale of this relaxing Summer. Call … Continue reading →

Posted in Urban Planning | Tagged Barcelona, Bill Rees, Chicago, citysystems, Curitiba, ecology, Jeb Brugmann, mind-map, Strategic City, Summer 2009, sustainability, Toronto, University of Waterloo, Urban Planning, urban revolution, Vancouver | Leave a comment

OK, what's this blog all about?

Posted on June 23, 2009 by Kent Hakull

Well, I use the blog as an educational tool for my very own purpose. I digest information related to my academic training (international development studies in the past and urban planning beginning in the fall), and then I try to … Continue reading →

Posted in Urban Planning | Tagged car-free zones, graduate thesis, Jeb Brugmann, Urban Planning, urbanism, what's this blog about | 2 Comments

My intellectual urban pre-school era (The Summer of 2009)

Posted on June 12, 2009 by Kent Hakull

No teachers nor authorities of corrections for miles around, only myself and where the road takes me form these days – these limited days – where I get to uncontrolled and playful explore a world unfamiliar in my own pace. … Continue reading →

Posted in Urban Planning | Tagged education, environmental degradation, fictional joy, global recession, international development, Jeb Brugmann, literature, loneliness, Peru, summer of 2009, The Red Brick, travel, University of Waterloo, Urban Planning, urban revolution, urbanism | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Jeb Brugmann

Week 11 – Urbanism

A Thank You to Brugmann – your book is an inspiration

Summer of 2009 – finale

OK, what's this blog all about?

My intellectual urban pre-school era (The Summer of 2009)

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