Analogville

13/01/2026

Another episode in the "How to F**k Up a Train Station ... or not" series. This time from Malmö Central Station in . A fine that is at the center of the city's urban revival. urbanism

25/12/2025

What kind of do we want?

24/12/2025

The car horn was invented solely as a saftety device. Boy, did that s**t change. Here are three ideas for tackling in .

22/12/2025

Urban change is possible when you use and instead of engineering to plan and develop .

21/12/2025

Keep it simple. before

15/12/2025

Tag that "friend"

09/12/2025

The is a simple method and tool for mapping the obscene and arrogant amount of space and have been given in our .
Google "arrogance of space tool" and you'll find it. The online tool developed by Daniel Duriš from

05/12/2025

Most of us take cities for granted. We stroll through winding streets and charming grids assuming they emerged naturally — shaped by markets, neighbours, architects, maybe a poet or two. But here’s the plot twist: for most of history, many of the people designing cities weren’t architects at all. They were military engineers.

I was surprised to learn the scale of their influence.

This film uncovers the unexpected, global story of how armies, empires, and state bureaucrats shaped the streets we walk on. From Hippodamus in ancient Greece to Roman marching camps; from star forts in Renaissance Italy to Vauban’s geometric super-fortresses; from Spanish colonial grids to British cantonments; from Haussmann’s anti-revolution boulevards to the Cold War suburban dispersal — military logic has been quietly directing urban life for thousands of years.

New video from Danish urban designer Mikael Colville-Andersen.Most of us take cities for granted. We stroll through winding streets and charming grids assumi...

05/12/2025

New film on the youtube channel! The fascinating history of military engineers influencing urban development.