[URBAN NOTE] Five links on cities; Frank Lloyd Wright, populism, Paris Syndrome, neon, Speed

[rfmcdonald]

• CityLab reports on how a 3-D printer is being used to print models of some lost works of Frank Lloyd Wright, here.


• CityLab features an interview with French geographer Christophe Guilluy, who argues that populism is driven by the anger of the people left behind by globalization outside of major urban centres.


• BBC examines "Paris Syndrome", the psychotic state sometimes incited by travel to a famed destination.


• CityLab looks at the 20th century history of neon signage.


• Nathan Smith at The Outline makes the case that Speed, 25 years old, makes an excellent case for the importance of mass transit including buses, as a mode of transit open to all.