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Articles by Fergus Anderson
Fergus Anderson: Motorrad-Weltmeister mit 45 Jahren und doch zu jung
Am 6. Mai jährt sich der Todestag von Fergus Anderson zum 70. Mal. Der Brite gehörte zu jener Rennfahrer-Generation, der der Zweite Weltkrieg einige Karriere-Jahre raubte. Dennoch kam er zu höchsten Ehren in der 1949 eingeführten Motorrad-Weltmeisterschaft. Bei seinen WM-Titelgewinnen 1953 und 1954 war er schon 44 bzw. 45 Jahre alt. Diesen Rekord toppte 1955 allerdings der Deutsche Hermann-Paul Müller.
EcoCity World Summit 2023: Connecting Communities
In a reflective piece, UK Sustainability and Physics Associate Fergus Anderson discusses the outcomes of the EcoCity World Summit, a diverse conference and exhibition programme held at the Barbican Centre, responding to the theme of Connecting Communities. Like Mikaela, we agree that there is no shortage of intelligence, creativity and will to reimagine the future of cities and neighbourhoods.
Ekurhuleni transitions to Clean Construction
The fifth city explored in the Buro Happold and C40 Cities series of Clean Construction deep dives is Ekurhuleni in South Africa. They support cities in implementing more ambitious actions to achieve net zero construction and address wider social, economic and environmental issues. Clean Construction in our cities The built environment is critical to addressing the climate and biodiversity emergency.
The Rise of Science-Backed Subjective Well-Being
Designers have long understood the inextricable relationship between buildings and the people inside of them, but the direct link to human health and well-being has only recently come to the fore. Not only does the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) provide a framework to design spaces for maximizing long, healthy lives, but it also creates an environment that emphasizes Subjective Well-being (SWB).
The Rise of Science-Backed Subjective Well-Being
Designers have long understood the inextricable relationship between buildings and the people inside of them, but the direct link to human health and well-being has only recently come to the fore. Not only does the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) provide a framework to design spaces for maximizing long, healthy lives, but it also creates an environment that emphasizes Subjective Well-being (SWB).
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