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Explore - Urban Planning
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Los Angeles vs. Las Vegas: Which is the Most Unreal City in America?
Reality has hit both cities: water grows scarce, space is tighter, cars clog roads and pollute the air, and money is disappearing. Zócalo hosts a panel of experts—including architect...
04.13.09 -
10x10 Cities Green Facts, Challenges, Futures
This is a three-part exhibit on sustainability, featuring datascapes showing the current challenges facing 10 major North American cities, including San Francisco, project boards from those 10...
04.09.09 -
The Office of Jerome King Architecture and Planning
At OJK Architecture and Planning, architecture involves a delicate blend of art and science. The design team strives to create spaces which are beautiful, technically excellent, and relate well to...
04.22.09 -
Exhibition: Work AC—49 Cities
49 cities is a call to re-engage cities as the site of radical thinking and experimentation, moving beyond ‘green building’ towards an embrace of ideas, scale, vision and common sense combined with...
03.01.09 -
PearsonLloyd
PearsonLloyd is a London based design studio working across a wide variety of disciplines including furniture, product, transport and the public realm. The studio was founded by Tom Lloyd and Luke...
03.20.09 -
Project for Public Spaces
Project for Public Spaces (PPS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people create and sustain public places that build communities....
03.14.09 -
Site Design Group
SITE Design Group, Inc., one of the most recognized names in Skatepark Planning, Design & Development, is a consulting firm specializing in skatepark planning, design and construction services....
02.25.09 -
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
A leading resource for policy makers and practitioners, the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy addresses issues involving the use, regulation, and taxation of land....
01.27.09 -
Urban Land Institute
A nonprofit interdisciplinary research and educational organization that identifies land-use trends and issues and proposes research-based solutions.
01.27.09 -
Jonathan Segal Architect
Jonathan Segal FAIA & Development Company has been responsible for the design and development of over 300 medium to high-density urban residential, mixed use, and live / work units, totalling...
01.19.09 -
Mayer Sattler-Smith
Mayer Sattler-Smith is a multi-disciplinary design firm founded by Klaus Mayer and Petra Sattler-Smith in 2001. The firm is based in Anchorage, Alaska....
01.19.09 -
UNStudio
UNStudio is an international architectural practice, situated in Amsterdam since 1988, with extensive experience in the fields of urbanism, infrastructure, public, private and utility buildings on...
01.16.09 -
Joseph Eichler
Developer Joseph Eichler (1900–1974) sold dreams of suburban happiness with each of the 11,000 modern tract houses he built between 1950 and1974. Designed by prominent architects like A....
08.28.09 -
Designing the High Line: Gansevoort Street to 30th Street
The High Line reclamation and landscape project has captivated us for the last decade with its psychedelic vision of a 21st-century hanging garden. Transforming an abandoned railway viaduct into...
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A Five-Act History of Urbanism in Barcelona
Labyrinthine alleys, majestic avenues, meandering parks, and pristine beaches—this is the urban fabric of modern Barcelona, a city 2,500 years in the making. We've traipsed the Catalonian capital's...
written by: Diana Budds06.09.13 -
Innovation Hub: ULI Spring Meeting in San Diego
'Innovate' was the buzzword at the Urban Land Institute’s spring conference in San Diego, May 15-17, where some 3,500 planners, developers, and real estate and land use professionals gathered to...
written by: Kelly Vencill Sanchez05.20.13 -
Never Built: Los Angeles at A+D Architecture & Design Museum
Never Built: Los Angeles, an upcoming exhibition at the A+D Architecture and Design Museum Los Angeles (on view from July 28 through September 29) will highlight radical projects that would have...
written by: Jaime Gillin05.17.13 -
Chicago's Green Mile
Chicago bills a one-and-a-half-mile-long stretch of Cermak Road as "the greenest street in America," a surprising characterization considering it was once one of the grittiest industrial...
written by: Diana Budds04.24.13 -
Alex Steffen on Cities
Writer, speaker, and planetary futurist, Alex Steffen is one of the most vital voices in sustainability today. He founded and edited the website Worldchanging for seven years, and now writes and...
written by: Aaron Britt02.06.13 -
10 Diagrams that Changed City Planning
From now until February 15, SPUR in San Francisco is holding a rather interesting exhibition on the charts, diagrams, and visualizations that have changed the face of urban planning. From Ebenezer...
written by: Aaron Britt11.16.12
