

Cultural Heritage Protection & Embodied Energy
Embodied energy is fast becoming one of the most important energy/ carbon considerations in the built environment and is increasingly an...


To Protect Cultural Heritage After Conflict You Have to Understand The Thought Behind Peacebuilding
I have been asked so many times to explain my understanding of the theory behind peacebuilding, I found it timely and hopefully useful to...


You Don't Know What You Have ..Until You.. Lose It
[You Don't Know What You Have ] Until you ….[Lose It] You Don't Know What You Have - (Cultural Heritage), the places, skills, dances,...


Funding to Protect Cultural Heritage at Risk from Conflict
Earlier this month I had the good fortune to work with exceptional young architects and engineers in Mosul, Iraq. I am still reflecting...


Where is Your Favourite Space?
Citizens of Antwerp Let Us Explore Behind their Doors After a week of post-conflict peacebuilding discourse, I looked for a balance to...


A Legacy of Violence in The Making
“The past is a timebomb, and its fuse burns brightest in the half light of competing versions’ of founding myths of national identity. We...


Trauma as a Spatial Thing
It is perhaps useful to unpack the post’s title first, I am suggesting that trauma (Acute, Chronic or Complex), and the subsequent...


War Museum Staff Missions to Recover & Record
Ukraine War Museum staff close the museum, disassemble and conceal the artefacts before mobilising themselves on missions to collect...


A Modest Milestone
A modest milestone I know, nevertheless I am proud to celebrate that Uniform November’s blog has exceeded 10,000 views – wow! Thanks to...


Sponge City
Exploring high-tech ways to manage uninvited water on World Water Day: Focusing in the Chinese city of Guangzhou, researchers (Meng et...