Stewart Hicks
Explains architecture, buildings, and cities through design analysis and stories about their history and social effects.
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Explains architecture, buildings, and cities through design analysis and stories about their history and social effects.
Videos explore architecture, urban design, and the histories and design ideas behind real and fictional places.
Videos explore UK cities, architecture, urban planning, transport, and major redevelopment projects.
Videos examine car-centered city design and discuss ways to improve urban planning, public transit, walkability, and bike safety.
Videos examining American cities, urban planning, public transit, zoning, and neighborhood development.
Videos explore traditional and modern architecture, urban design, and how the built environment can shape city life and wellbeing.
Videos examine how architecture and urban design shape public spaces, housing, gentrification, and the experience of city life.
Long-form essays examine architecture, urban planning, city history, and how the built environment affects everyday life.
The channel explains classical architecture and critiques modern design through short videos and longer discussions.
Videos analyze cities, public transit, urban planning, and transportation policy, often using data and comparisons.
Videos explore urban planning, street design, and how cities can become safer and more welcoming places.
Videos and discussions explore political ideas, social and economic systems, history, and solarpunk.
Videos explore urban planning, public transit, cycling infrastructure, and how city design affects everyday life.
Videos examine urban planning theories and critique housing, transit, and land policies in the American context.
Shorts and video essays explore urban planning, city geography, public transit, and unusual infrastructure around the world.
Videos explore urban design, city planning, public transit, and ways to make cities more walkable and livable.
Long-form discussions and short videos examine Canadian politics, housing, urban planning, and public transit.
Videos explore urban planning, public transit, housing, and community advocacy in cities across the American Midwest.
Videos explore Canadian and American culture, history, politics, and social trends with an educational and skeptical perspective.
Long-form essays examine philosophy, political history, critical theory, and popular culture through books, art, and media.
Short videos share stories about art, history, fashion, architecture, and notable people and events.
Research-heavy video essays examine the sociology of internet culture, media, reality television, and contemporary social issues.
Long-form video essays explore public transit, urban infrastructure, transportation policy, and aviation through city-focused stories.
Videos explore architectural ideas, design principles, drawing techniques, and the history of buildings and architects.