Walking tours
Online interactive guides and multimedia resources to experience a specific event, story, site or problem. Through a wide range of resources like audios, videos, maps, and pictures and also emerging technologies like virtual reality and augmented reality, you will be guided through a series of scenarios to analyze and explore different issues related to civic tech. You can also find information about real walks and tours.
RBNXPLRNG
RBNXPLRNG (Urban Exploring) is a photographic walk where you share your city perspective in five photographs.
Tree:p
Tree:p is a street tree walking project encouraging people to observe and document the street trees along their daily routes using the self-guided map.
Before The Bulldozers
It’s a one-hour, 1-mile walk through the site of America’s first large-scale urban renewal project.
Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery Walking Tour
Tomiko Brown-Nagin, chair of the Committee on Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery, introduces you to the Initiative's work and this tour.
Critical Infrastructure Lab
the critical infrastructure lab aims to create space to co-develop alternative infrastructural futures that center people and planet over profit and capital.
Tech Materials Tour
A Google Earth tour of the raw material extraction that powers our tech products, by Melissa Hsiung
ActionBound
Take people on real-world treasure hunts and guided walks
Poligonal
customisation of our city walks, workshops, and seminars to your thematic requirements and individual interests.
Ingrid Burrington's Networks and Surveillance walking tours of New York
A new “field guide” by Ingrid Burrington makes visible the infrastructure of surveillance in New York, and explains the money and politics behind it.
The Urbanist
The Urbanist serves to examine and influence urban policies by promoting and disseminating ideas, creating community, and improving the places we live.
Nightseeing tours of nighttime urban planning
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Speculative Tourism
Speculative Tourism is an international project that operates at the crossroads of science fiction, historical tourism, Augmented Reality and local action.