360° Cityshapers director to co-deliver Latin America masterclass on urban cyle paths, 7 November
Details of exclusive online urban cycling masterclass for Latin America on Saturday 7 November
360° Cityshapers founder invited as guest writer for UK National Housing Federation
Kerri Farnsworth, founding director of 360° Cityshapers, was invited by the UK National Housing Federation (NHF) to write an article about the long-term impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on housing
Re-designing the new post-coronavirus world
Another consequence of the pandemic – and the increasing realisation that coronavirus is here to stay with us for the foreseeable future – is how it is affecting the way we will need to use spaces in our cities: not just offices, streets, public buildings, but our homes too…
360° Cityshapers founder, Kerri Farnsworth, at the global “Reset!” conference, Sat 5 Sept
360° Cityshapers founding director, Kerri Farnsworth, will be moderating the ‘Liveable Cities’ panel the global “Reset!” conference on Saturday 5 September at 14:15. The panel will feature Marleen Stikker, founder and leader of Waag Society, Kata Tüttő, Deputy Mayor of Budapest and European Committee of the Regions and Emilia Smeds, sustainable transport researcher and ESR […]
Ciudad de Mexico’s running man pedestrian crossings
Mexico’s famous “running man” pedestrian crossings are accompanied in Ciudad de Mexico by a distinctive soundtrack
Hualien’s beautiful refuse trucks
In the beautiful Taiwanese city of Hualien, even the refuse trucks make beautiful sounds
Taipei’s friendly Metro system greeting
Are Taipei city’s Metro system barriers the happiest, most friendly greeting in the world?
Engaging with citizens in the post-pandemic world

Urbanists and city planners will have to remodel existing practices to consult with citizens on new urban plans
Post-coronavirus: what next for urbanism and placemaking?
Urbanism is one of the few professions that considers the city holistically – so is uniquely-placed to help shape our post-pandemic world
Home-working: how not to break yourself
Tips for increased productivity and improved physical & mental health through good home-working practices,