Oh, this is an exciting week. There is a lot of really fantastic reading for you, if you are interested. ITEM ONE: A short but stunningly effective piece at Spacing Wire on the need for humanism in the environmental movement proves that, sometimes, you really can say the most with the fewest words. It's a must-read.
ITEM TWO: The Burgh Diaspora puts out a call to all Rust Belt bloggers (and citizens).
ITEM THREE: Critical Spatial Practice takes a look at the history of labor struggles in urban America.
ITEM FOUR: Airoots goes gangbusters on Tokyo retail and high-end boutique architecture. This is another must-read.
ITEM FIVE: Does Marseille hold the key to Europe's future? The Smithsonian mag thinks so.
ITEM SIX: David Adjaye's Whitechapel Idea Store gets the Flickr treatment from Life Without Buildings.
ITEM SEVEN: And to finish up this wonderfully weighty edition of WR, a good, old-fashioned traffic joke that will at least inspire a chuckle.
Have a great weekend, and enjoy the reading!
(Photo from Flickr user hampshiregirl. The original full-color version can be viewed by clicking the photo.)
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