there’s vital work needed to develop new approaches to conceptualising, discussing, debating, and mitigating risk in urban prototypes. For the same reason, our students need to be able to swim in a transdisciplinary pond that mixes design, law, and policy.

We need more analyses of the labour-climate nexus. Migrant workers from socially marginalised backgrounds suffer disproportionately from extreme weather. Add to this real estate corruption & you get a deadly mix. My piece 👇🏾on the Bangalore tragedy w/ @Rathod_Sachi in @thenewsminute https://t.co/fpjPbmnyro

the question of transdisciplinary or multi-disciplinary or interdisciplinary connects back to earlier in the conversation, the urbanist and technologist perspectives. I don’t want either one of those to “win the future of the city,” we have to find a way to operate in a space between them.