Terra Urbis About Terra Urbis Urban Theory Lab New Geographies Journal Doctor of Design Program Environmental Architecture Program Program on Architecture European Urbanization & Globalization From Hinterland to Hinterglobe Agglomeration Landscapes and Operational Landscapes Ecologic and Economic Hinterlands Towards an Atlas of the Global Hinterland Grounding Metabolism Is the World Urban? A Metageographical Analysis Geo-graphical Urbanism On the Geographical Organization of World Urbanization Two Approaches to World Management Visualizing an Urbanized Planet: Materials Is the Mediterranean Urban? Projective Views on Urban Metabolism Operational Landscapes in the American Midwest Environmental Futures: Architecture and Green Technologies in the Lithium Triangle Manhattan: Rectangular Grid for Ordering an Island Autonoma: Conference on Urban Autonomy and the Collective City Operational Landscapes of Forestry: A Global Survey Writing Cities 03: Limits and the Urban Writing Cities 02: Fixing Space through Infrastructure Positions on Emancipation: Architecture between Aesthetics and Politics MIT Projections 11: Global Ecologies The Mediteranean. Region Making by Design Associate Architect: Sakellaridou & Papanikolaou Terra Urbis (ˈtɛrə ˈɜːbɪs) – latin: the Earth of the City
