Willemstad, Curaçao’s vibrant capital city is set to celebrate its 25-year inscription on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 2022.

Let me start this article with a story. Otrobanda, 1935, St. Thomas College.

The year 2020 was full of reset moments and demanded us to adapt to new ways of living, working, and playing. Being flexible was critical...

Curaçao's limited area makes it challenging to choose between developing land or preserving nature. That is why nature-inclusive urban ...

Architect in Residence at Architecture Centre Amsterdam (ARCAM), Lyongo Juliana, states that self-build is something Caribbean and part...

Welcome to the "A New Urban Vernacular: Revitalize Willemstad" project, which I have voluntarily written during COVID-19 lockdown with the

Much of our built environment is not planned out, but just organically developed to what they are today. Especially in Curaçao. Think...

Willemstad is slowly transitioning. The city declined steadily since the suburbanization movements, 30 May 1969, and the opening of

After Qatar, Curaçao is the second most polluting country in the world when it comes to CO2 emissions per capita [1]. The Central Bureau...

It appears the current transport system in Curaçao is failing and is destined to keep failing. Why? Because we have all the elements to...