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City Afloat: Rethinking the “Other” Side of Canton, 1757-1949

Guangzhou · Guangzhou

City Afloat: Rethinking the “Other” Side of Canton, 1757-1949

Editor’s note: This is the sixth post in our theme for April 2025, The City Aquatic. For additional entries in the series, see here. By Qingyun Lin There is no spectacle in the world more wonderful to a stranger’s eyes than the river population of the Celestial Empire.[1]—Osmond Tiffany (1823-1895) In May 1844, Osmond Tiffany—a young man from a prominent Baltimore merchant family—set sail for China aboard the barque Pioneer from the east coast …See the Story

Waterworld: How Water Engineering Became Imperial Japan’s Method of Building Cities

Taiwan · Taiwan

Waterworld: How Water Engineering Became Imperial Japan’s Method of Building Cities

Editor’s note: This is the fourth post in our theme for April 2025, The City Aquatic. For additional entries in the series, see here. By Emi Higashiyama The story of Taiwan’s emergence into modernity can be difficult to interpret because it is a story that has been caught in the fierce rivalry between China and Japan, essentially a football being kicked and tossed between the two opposing powers, each seeking to control and reshape it according …See the Story

Nakuru Waters: A New City on the Edge of Kenya’s Great Rift

Nakuru · Nakuru

Nakuru Waters: A New City on the Edge of Kenya’s Great Rift

Editor’s note: This is the third post in our theme for April 2025, The City Aquatic. For additional entries in the series, see here. By Gitonga Njeru Phillip Kilemia, aged 63, was born and raised in Nakuru. The businessman has seen the city grow to what it has become today. “Faced with myriad challenges, it offers a great future for its people. It has grown from a small railway town to now become Kenya’s fourth largest city. Obviously, we do fac…See the Story

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Forgotten Urban Currents: The Role of Subterranean Rivers in Shaping Modern Cities

Forgotten Urban Currents: The Role of Subterranean Rivers in Shaping Modern Cities

Editor’s note: This is the second post in our theme for April 2025, The City Aquatic. For additional entries in the series, see here. By AN In cities across the world, rivers once central to daily life now flow unseen beneath layers of concrete and asphalt. These subterranean rivers–natural waterways that have been buried, diverted, or absorbed into sewer systems–were once vital to urban growth, shaping trade, industry, and settlement patterns. …See the Story

Introducing The City Aquatic

Miami, Florida · Miami

Introducing The City Aquatic

Editor’s note: This is the first post for April 2025’s The City Aquatic theme. See here for additional entries in the theme. Thirty years ago, Universal Pictures released Waterworld, directed by Kevin Reynolds and starring Kevin Costner as a balding amphibious mutant who traverses the world on his trimaran, a boat that film critic Roger Ebert noted appeared to be constructed “out of spare parts from Mad Max.” Jack Black described the script in s…See the Story

George Romero’s Pittsburgh: City of the Living Dead

Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh

George Romero’s Pittsburgh: City of the Living Dead

Editor’s Note: This is the sixth and final post in our theme for February 2025, “Celluloid City,” which explores the role of and interplay between cities and film. You can see all posts from the theme here. By Victoria Timpanaro October 1, 1968 was the world premiere of George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead at the historic Fulton Theater in downtown Pittsburgh. Filmed entirely in and around the city of Pittsburgh rather than in Hollywood o…See the Story

Edward W. Lewis’s Life in Harlem: A City of Contrasts

New York State · New York

Edward W. Lewis’s Life in Harlem: A City of Contrasts

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth post in our theme for February 2025, “Celluloid City,” which explores the role of and interplay between cities and film. You can see all posts from the theme here By Alyssa Lopez In March 1935, when sixteen-year-old Lino Rivera pocketed a knife while cutting through the S.H. Kress dime store on 125th Street in Harlem, neither he nor the white employees who chased him throughout the store knew the extent to which…See the Story

Megalopolis and the 15-Minute City

San Francisco, California · San Francisco

Megalopolis and the 15-Minute City

Editor’s Note: This is the third post in our theme for February 2025 “Celluloid City” which explores the role of and interplay between cities and film. You can see all posts from the theme here. By Jannat Suleman Since the introduction of the theoretical 15-minute city, there’s been significant nitpicking at the so-called socialist concept of urban planning from politicians, sociologists, and the average X user. Often relegated to conversations …See the Story