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June 9, 2021 3:16 pm The Department for Transport’s (DfT) Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) has put out a tender to find a design team capable of reinventing electric vehicle charging points. The contract is worth £200,000 to the successful design team. Opening up a “sector-wide” conversation According to the project description, the OZEV hopes the roll-out of the successful pitch will “generate excitement” for charge-point roll-out ambitions. The successful team will work with the DfT, OZEV and relevant stakeholders to develop their idea. The aim, it says, is for this pro...

February 4, 2021 12:13 pm The City of London has launched a competition to find a “modern, multifunctional” design solution to replace traditional Police Boxes. Police Boxes have been a staple part of the capital’s urban architecture since the 1930s. At their most popular, there were some 685 on the streets of Greater London. However, technological advancements and cultural changes have served to render the boxes largely obsolete in the 21 st Century. The competition, run in connection with the City of London Police, New London Architecture (NLA) and Bloomberg Associates, seeks to tur...

Situation in japan to a disaster that americans know about, the katrina hurricane in new orleans, really, it's very different scale because in new orleans, people were cut off, they were isolated, there was a vast amount of water over a huge area and social services, rescue services could not reach them. in these coastal areas in japan, however, we're having, you know, very small, compact areas that have been affected. so even though the devastation is extensive, rescue workers can get in and reach them quite quickly. now, the story about being found after eight days under the rubble maybe bel...