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Why Sections Reveal What Plans Hide
A Field Guide to the section drawing as a planning instrument rather than a presentation graphic. It explains how sections reveal vertical relationships that maps can flatten, how to choose meaningful transects, how to combine field observation with GIS and topographic data, and how sectional thinking can expose hydrological, ecological, infrastructural, and urban relationships before planning decisions are fixed.
Planning Happens in Kitchens
A reflection on everyday planning through the experience of intermittent water supply in Jordan. The article argues that households do more than cope with scarcity: they forecast, prioritize, coordinate, adapt, reuse, and learn. Drawing on insurgent planning, counter-conduct, democratic planning, and the changing role of the planner, it asks whether planning should focus less on inviting citizens into formal processes and more on recognizing the planning practices citizens have already created.