Daniel Tunnard, the Brit taking all the buses in Buenos Aires, continues his Colectivaizeishon series with the number 20, which takes him away from Buenos Aires and into the often dangerous territory of Falklands / Malvinas Islands land claims…

Daniel Tunnard, the Brit taking all the buses in Buenos Aires, continues his Colectivaizeishon series with a trip out of La Boca on the 53.

Despite often being considered as ‘horizontal’, Buenos Aires is the South American city with the greatest number of dome-shaped roofs, or cupolas. Jessica Sequeira looks into this architectural phenonmenon.

Daniel Tunnard, the Brit taking all the buses in Buenos Aires, continues his Colectivaizeishon series with the bus of all buses: The 152.

With Pedestrian Experiments’ regular contributor wandering through Bolivia, we’ve asked a fellow ambulatory enthusiast, Peter Lastwin, to fill in.

As plans for a new shopping centre in San Telmo are debated in the legislature, Hannah Flint investigates the potential social impact of this proposed development under the 25 de mayo autopista.

Daniel Tunnard, the Brit taking all the buses in Buenos Aires, continues his Colectivaizeishon series with bad Buenos Aires jokes, and The 9.

Michael Tanenbaum joins the Man Tour – a new and very manly tour about town that promises to uncover the more refined elements of masculinity.

Daniel Tunnard, the Brit taking all the buses in Buenos Aires, continues his Colectivaizeishon series with the number 32, which leads him to reflect on his first visit to the city, back in 1997.

Michael Kaethler continues his Pedestrian Experiments series, in which he discovers Buenos Aires on foot using the concept of psychogeography. This time he takes us on a pilgrimage through Palermo.