Lots of good stuff this week, but Item One is a must-read for everyone.ITEM ONE: This week marked the (unfortunately early) end of South Central Tour, a fantastic, photo-rich blog documenting an epic trip through South and Central American cities with two infamous street artists, Above and Ripo. Take a look back through the group's stops in Rio, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Santiago, and a bucketload of other cities. (Photo credit)
ITEM TWO: Speaking of South American cities, here's a great article on the idealism, overpopulation, and developing crime problems of Brasilia.
ITEM THREE: Kazys wins for title of the week -- "Take the bus to the internet." The post doesn't disappoint.
ITEM FOUR: Another literary excerpt from Archidose, this one examining the struggle between technology and nature in architecture and urbanism.
ITEM FIVE: Space & Culture provides some great links about "desire lines."
ITEM SIX: Another eloquent commentary on how cities can be used to combat global warming. (Via Civic Nature).
ITEM SEVEN: Karrie Jacobs goes searching for the soul of Times Square, with interesting (and, of course, beautifully-written) results.
Traffic has been abnormally high lately at Where; thanks for the great week. Now you have a great weekend.
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