An Op-Ed by Rahul and Matias for the Mobile Lives Forum: 

https://en.forumviesmobiles.org/2020/05/19/one-foot-city-one-foot-village-invisible-mobility-urban-workers-india-13304

How a public health emergency prompted a man-made disaster

Based on a multi-year research with the Mobile Lives Forum on the linkages between Mumbai and Konkan villages this essay, first published in the magazine FuturArc, describes an Indian model of urbanization.

urbz is leading a participatory process for a major transport infrastructure along the United Nations quarters, which connects local, regional and global issues linked to environment, growth and lifestyle.

Continuing our study of the Mumbai Metro and its impact on homegrown settlements

How the Mumbai Metro line 3 could affect Dharavi.

Circulatory urbanism featured in the Milan Triennale's (2019) exploration of the threads that connect humans to their natural environments.

How the metro line is affecting a neighbourhood in Mumbai

How renewed attention to urban-rural linkages may reshape the urbanisation debate. (The Hindu 5/11/2017)

Hubert, Eloise, Lucie and Chloé have all moved to Bordeaux from different parts of France and live there currently. But what's 'home' for them? 

What do young Mumbaikars have to say about their family's rootedness to villages on the Konkan?

Many families live in between two households: one in the village and another in the city. 

The Konkan connection to Mumbai is only part of a larger universe in which the city’s force of gravity pulls together many other such regions.

Chiplun’s residents today speak of their connections with Mumbai against this history – which reveals a relationship that is really deep. Chiplun became a gateway for us not just into the Konkan region and its tryst with the railways – but a paradoxical gateway into Mumbai’s heart – back again.