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Independent Network • Est. 2016 • inulpkr.info
Urban land for people not profit.
INULPKR — International Network for Urban Landscapes, Planning, Knowledge & Resilience. We map, measure and remake cities: public space, housing, ecology and community power. Data-driven research + street-level action.
◍Liveability Index 2026▲ +12% green access
◎Heat audit active34 sensors • realtime
✦ PUBLIC SPACE ✦ LAND JUSTICE ✦ 15-MINUTE CITY ✦ COMMUNITY TRUSTS ✦ URBAN ECOLOGY ✦ TACTICAL URBANISM ✦ PUBLIC SPACE ✦ LAND JUSTICE ✦ 15-MINUTE CITY ✦ COMMUNITY TRUSTS ✦ URBAN ECOLOGY ✦ TACTICAL URBANISM
01 — About us
Who is INULPKR?
INDEPENDENT • INTERDISCIPLINARY • OPEN KNOWLEDGE
We turn urban questions into public knowledge and practical tools.
INULPKR started as a small mailing list of planners, geographers and activists exchanging scans of land-use plans. Today inulpkr.info is a living observatory: we combine GIS, sociology, ecology and design to answer one question — how can land serve communities better?
- ✓Evidence first: every guide is backed by field counts, interviews and open data you can download.
- ✓Streets, not shelves: we prototype benches, parklets, crossings and community gardens with residents.
- ✓Commons oriented: all toolkits are free, multilingual and built for municipalities, NGOs and neighbours.
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Our manifesto in one line:
No neutral land. Every square meter is a decision about who belongs, who breathes and who decides.
02 — Research focus
Six lenses on the city
From cadastral maps to children's play — we study land as ecology, economy and everyday life.
01Public Space & Commons
How squares, sidewalks and vacant lots become places of care. Audits, pattern books, co-design kits.
02Land Policy & Housing
Land trusts, readjustment, vacancy taxes. Legal explainers that non-lawyers can actually use.
03Urban Ecology & Heat
Tree equity, pocket forests, cool corridors. Sensor networks + satellite + street thermometers.
04Mobility & 15-min City
Walkability scores, school streets, cargo bikes. Measuring access, not just traffic.
05Participation & Data
Counter-mapping, citizen science, open dashboards. Communities as co-researchers.
06Resilience & Adaptation
Flood, drought, energy. Neighbourhood adaptation plans tested with games and drills.
03 — Live projects
From map to street
2024 — 2026 • Green corridors
Cool Streets: 12 km of shade
With 4 municipalities we planted 2,400 trees, painted 8 cool crossings and cut peak sidewalk temperature by 4.2°C. Full methodology open.
2025 • Housing
Courtyard Commons Retrofit
Transforming fenced inner courtyards into shared gardens, workshops and rain gardens. 18 courtyards, 900 households, zero displacement.
Toolkit • Open access
Land Audit Kit v3.0
A 40-page DIY manual + printable maps to inventory vacant land, ownership and use. Used by 210 groups in 19 countries.
72h challenge • Tactical
Parking to Plaza in 72 hours
How a parking lot became a night market and play street for a weekend — and stayed. Budget, permits and lessons inside.
0cities in observatory
0open datasets published
0k residents co-designing
0% toolkits reused
Impact measured 2023–2026 across partner cities. Methods peer-reviewed, data anonymised, code open.
04 — How we work
Observe → Map → Prototype → Share
01 Observe — Count what matters
Bench counts, shade walks, night safety audits, interviews in 5 languages. No city without feet on pavement.
02 Map — Make the invisible visible
Ownership, heat, access, stories. Interactive atlases that councils and kids can both read.
03 Prototype — Test cheap, learn fast
Paint, planters, pallets. 1:1 experiments evaluated with before/after data and joy metrics.
04 Share — Knowledge as commons
Guides, datasets, videos and train-the-trainer sessions. Everything CC-BY, everything practical.
05 — Newsroom / Observatory
Latest field notes
Research briefs, how-tos and city stories. Click any card to read the full article.
Want the city in your inbox?
Monthly digest: 5 maps, 3 tools, 1 street experiment. No spam.
06 — Voices
What neighbours say
“The land audit kit did what three consultants couldn't — it got our street talking and mapping. Now we manage our courtyard ourselves.”
— Marta K., resident organizerCourtyard Commons, Block 14“Finally research I can hand to a mayor. Clear maps, clear costs, clear next step. Cool Streets changed our budget priorities.”
— D. Okafor, city officerMobility & Green Dept.“Students love it because it's real. We counted benches, interviewed elders, planted shade — and published data.”
— Prof. L. HaddadUrban Studio Partner07 — FAQ
Questions? Good.
Everything about using our knowledge, joining research and reusing materials. Still curious? Write via contact section.
What does INULPKR actually do? +
We research urban land and public space, publish open toolkits and co-design street interventions with residents and cities. Think half lab, half neighbourhood workshop.
Is all content free to reuse? +
Yes. Unless noted otherwise, texts, maps and guides on inulpkr.info are shared as knowledge commons for non-commercial civic use with attribution to INULPKR.
How can our city or NGO collaborate? +
Start with the Land Audit Kit or Cool Streets method, run a pilot, then invite us for training, evaluation or co-design. Use the contact form below with “collaboration” in the subject.
Do you work with residents without planning background? +
Absolutely — that's our core audience. All methods are visual, multilingual and tested with teenagers and elders. No jargon, lots of maps and hands-on steps.
Where does your data come from? +
Field counts, municipal open data, satellite imagery, low-cost sensors and citizen science. We document sources and limits in every publication.
● CONTACT / JOIN / PROPOSE
Have a street, a question, a map?
Tell us about your square, courtyard or city challenge. We reply within 5 working days.
✉ hello @ inulpkr.info◷ Mon–Fri 10–18