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Cassim Shepard is the editor of Urban Omnibus. He makes non-fiction media, especially films and video, about architecture and urbanism. He lives in Brooklyn.
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Party Photos! UO Block Party 2013
by Daniel Rojo, Cassim Shepard and Varick Shute • Jun 18 2013
The 2013 Block Party was a blast! Big thanks to everyone that came out last week to support Urban Omnibus. With the help...
Typecast
by Cassim Shepard and Andrew Wade • 1 comment
Typecast is a long-term Architectural League study into architectural typologies that begins with a closer look at five "towers-in-the-park," one in each borough of New York City....
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Happy Fourth Birthday to Us!
by Cassim Shepard and Varick Shute • Jan 7 2013
Believe it or not, today is the fourth anniversary of Urban Omnibus. On January 7th, 2009, we began a journey...
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Build It Back Smarter
by Cassim Shepard and Varick Shute • Nov 1 2012
The editors of Urban Omnibus reflect on the scale of Superstorm Sandy in terms of government response, climate change, and infrastructure investment.
Montage City: Edge Conditions
by Cassim Shepard • 1 comment
Three student videos investigate borders and urban transitions along 58th Street in Manhattan, aboard the Staten Island Ferry, and within the Hub in the Bronx. ...
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Adaptation and Experimentation: New Housing for New York
by Cassim Shepard • Jul 18 2012
Last week, Mayor Bloomberg announced a new pilot program, called adAPT NYC, to develop a building of 275-300 square foot...
Urban Omnibus BlockParty 2012, Old Saint Patrick's Youth Center, February 28th, 2012 | Photo: Marcelo López Dinardi
Party Photos! BlockParty 2012
by Cassim Shepard and Varick Shute • Mar 6 2012
Thanks to all of the Omnibus devotees who came out to share the love, our BlockParty last week was a...
3rd Anniversary
The Omnibus Turns Three!
by Cassim Shepard and Varick Shute • Jan 9 2012
After a two week hiatus, we’re back to wish you a happy new year — and to toast the beginning of the fourth year of Urban Omnibus!
Montage City
by Cassim Shepard • 2 comments
Three architecture students share videos that poetically explore Coney Island, Willets Point and the Brooklyn Bridge....
The Omnibus Turns Two!
by Cassim Shepard • 1 comment
Happy birthday to us! See what we have in store for 2011 and help us serve you better by taking our reader survey. (You might win a McNally Jackson gift card!)...
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