#urban-growth

#urban-growth

Manuel Álvarez Diestro turns the geometry of goals into a lens to explore urban growth and the boundaries of architecture. There is a fragile line of thought about whether football goals belong to architecture. Two posts and a crossbar that define no inhabitable space, yet minimally mark the goalkeeper's territory. In Through the Goalpost, the photographer turns this humble yet powerful structure into a lens through which to contemplate the expansion of cities.

George Lunn ran for mayor of Schenectady in 1911 on a platform of affordability, proposing city-run grocery stores and public ownership of industries to support the working class.

The southwest London borough has unveiled its 'growth plan', mapping out its new 'growth corridor' - an area that has been specifically designed to boost economic development and population growth.

In Peru, 93% of urban growth is self-produced, occurring progressively over long periods of execution and waiting. This process is influenced by various factors, including economic constraints.

"Hopefully public transportation is close and the doctor's office is close as well, and if you're involved in an extracurricular activity, maybe one of our pickup systems can get you home."