by Anton Petrukhin Info Box: History Belarusian Novy Svet (lit. New World) was formed in the second half of the 19th century and became part of Hrodna in 1875. After the Treaty of Riga (1921), when Western Belarus and, accordingly, Hrodna became part of Poland,…
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By Carrie Bobo The tangible and intangible cultural heritage of medieval feminist cities suggests a way forward for urban environments, toward a more sustainable future. Description We live in cities shaped by men. What if the future of cities were shaped exclusively by women? Co-housing…
By Henri Cosemans In the heart of Diest, Belgium, lies a street that tells a tale of transformation: one that reflects the shifting tides of history and urban development. The Michel Theysstraat (formerly Wederbroeck), a place that was once bustling with the aroma of a…