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Reclaiming Bogotá’s Sabana Train Station

Posted on May 25, 2017 by Richard

Exciting times for Bogotá’s Sabana Train Station, potentially, should plans be approved for an inclusive, cultural, educational and recreational space in what was the Puerto Seco of the Colombian capital. If you are not familiar with the columns of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Journalism | Tagged bogota, bronx bogota, Estacion de la Sabana, estacion de la sabana bogota, homelessness, Los Martires Bogota, New urban crisis, Richard Florida, sabana train station, Teatro San Jorge, trains bogota, william lidstone | Leave a comment

Sunday Morning Portrait of Bogota’s Avenida Caracas

Posted on July 7, 2015 by Richard

Days of the week don’t carry any significance before 7am on the Avenida Caracas. Steel shutters are firmly down, padlocks in place, perhaps the only change seen is in the people and the new gangland tags, scrawled and skewed onto … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: homelessness

Reclaiming Bogotá’s Sabana Train Station

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