Still City Project
The Still City Project investigates how we can move beyond the driving forces of our modern industrialized world; infinite economic growth, technologic progress and population growth. The project is a search for the 'Still City': an urban culture that is based on dynamics that are inclusive and sustainable. The ambition of the project is to find and make the images and stories we need to construct a post-growth urban society. — read more
The Still City Project
Power to the People
Still City Tokyo
- — All posts
- — The Tokyo Still City Guide
- — Why Tokyo?
- — The Workshop
- — Workshop Participants
- — The Location
- — The Program
- — The Workshop Brochure
Supported by
Still City Workshop Participant - Jared Braiterman (Tokyo)
Jared Braiterman is a design anthropologist, founder of Tokyo Green Space, and research fellow at Tokyo University of Agriculture.
Tokyo Green Space examines how bringing nature into the city benefits the environment and people. American Anthropologist, CNN, Plant Journal, Newsweek Japan, and Ecologist have featured this project as a leader in new ideas about urban life. You can read articles and a daily photo blog at www.TokyoGreenSpace.com.
Recent projects include Tokyo Local Fruit and Let’s Welcome Tanuki Back to Tokyo. The latter is a project of S.C.R.O.T.U.M., co-created with Chris Berthelsen of A Small Lab. Other interests include public bathing, queer encounters, and urban style.
Jared moved to Tokyo in 2008 with his husband.
