Exercises in Urban Reconnaissance – updated version!

The long-awaited new version of the Urban Reconnaissance platform is live on internet. As the consequence of an intense workshop and exploration activity done during last couple of years, the hypertext has been almost totally rewritten with a new index and several new definitions. Improvements were made in the user interface, and more are in the go. Soon  the weekly publication of the exercises completed by OK will restart.  We are currently preparing a new season of Urban Reconnaissance workshops  through the urbanised planet, and we look forward your suggestions and proposals for places and situations to visit!

14 Feb , 2018 - Category:

urban reconnaissance


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