Dear colleagues,
**Apologies for cross postings**
Those of you who are regular Web 'surfers' may be interested to
know that the links service on the University of Newcastle Centre
for Urban Technology's (CUT) website has now been extensively
improved and updated, with links to over 100 related online
resources.
"The CUT Links" has been developed around the notion of
'Technology in the City' and is based around the three key themes
of:
· Cities and urban infrastructure
· Information, communications and cities
· Buildings, culture, cities
A cross-disciplinary links service, Sapling, is also available, based
around the notion of sustaining urban places. Links are organized
into eight themes: planning, technology, design, resources,
conservation, mixed-use, regeneration and transportation. In all,
Sapling contains a further 200 links to architecture, planning or
landscape-related resources.
Access to both services is from:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/cut/cutlinks.html
The webmaster of both sites is Graham Soult, to whom any
queries or suggested additions should be addressed.
Thank you.
__________________________________________________________
Graham A Soult
Researcher in Architecture
Centre for Urban Technology (CUT)
Department of Town and Country Planning
Claremont Tower
University of Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 7RU
Tel. (0191) 222 5449
Fax. (0191) 222 8811
DIVERcity: Sustaining Urban Places and Spaces
http://welcome.to/divercity
CUT on the Web:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/cut/
"As part of a living system, we want to learn to succeed
at being human"
__________________________________________________________
**Apologies for cross postings**
Those of you who are regular Web 'surfers' may be interested to
know that the links service on the University of Newcastle Centre
for Urban Technology's (CUT) website has now been extensively
improved and updated, with links to over 100 related online
resources.
"The CUT Links" has been developed around the notion of
'Technology in the City' and is based around the three key themes
of:
· Cities and urban infrastructure
· Information, communications and cities
· Buildings, culture, cities
A cross-disciplinary links service, Sapling, is also available, based
around the notion of sustaining urban places. Links are organized
into eight themes: planning, technology, design, resources,
conservation, mixed-use, regeneration and transportation. In all,
Sapling contains a further 200 links to architecture, planning or
landscape-related resources.
Access to both services is from:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/cut/cutlinks.html
The webmaster of both sites is Graham Soult, to whom any
queries or suggested additions should be addressed.
Thank you.
__________________________________________________________
Graham A Soult
Researcher in Architecture
Centre for Urban Technology (CUT)
Department of Town and Country Planning
Claremont Tower
University of Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 7RU
Tel. (0191) 222 5449
Fax. (0191) 222 8811
DIVERcity: Sustaining Urban Places and Spaces
http://welcome.to/divercity
CUT on the Web:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/cut/
"As part of a living system, we want to learn to succeed
at being human"
__________________________________________________________