Urban Design + Development + Economics + Community
Do you like to travel and explore different cities? I certainly do. While I travel mostly for pleasure (rather than for work), the planner in me cannot help but observe, study, and evaluate the places I visit. While much of this observing, studying, and evaluating take place on foot at the street … [Read More...] about Views from the Top: 10 High-Rises Worth Visiting
https://archpaper.com/2018/04/big-reveals-renderings-twisting-high-line-towers/
As the Bjarke Ingels Group-designed towers have begun rising by the High Line, developer HFZ Capital has released new renderings of the completed complex, complete with interior shots.
Two journalists discuss what led to the defeat of the SB 827, the controversial bill which garnered national attention and lots of in-state opposition from groups that one would think would support the effort to address the state’s housing crisis.
Eight of the USA’s 10 most polluted cities, when it comes to ozone pollution, are in California, according to the American Lung Association’s annual ‘State of the Air’ report.
https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2018/04/a-complete-taxonomy-of-bikeshare-so-far/558560/
Public or private? Docked or dockless? E-bike or e-scooter? It’s complicated.
https://archpaper.com/2018/04/solar-panels-makeover-solarskin/
With its current leasing notice, the McMillin Company has every intention … [Read More...] about Save the North Chapel!
It has been over two months since I became a regular bus rider. As I … [Read More...] about Riding the Bus: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Articles and studies from newspapers to academic journals warn the public … [Read More...] about Demystifying Rent Control
I have been learning a lot lately. No, I have not returned to school or … [Read More...] about Urban Planning Insights: Learning and Reflecting through Play
