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Johanna Hoffman | Mar 7th, 2011 | Topic: Culture, Built Environment | Region: West Coast | Cities: San Francisco |
Brent Bucknum hopes his work with Hyphae Design Lab will act as a point of connection between engineers, landscape architects and policy makers, in order to address issues that conventional design systems largely gloss over. (
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Karl Magi | Jan 5th, 2011 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: West Coast | Cities: Seattle |
The first in a four-part series about a new generation of planners and architects that’s beginning to look at sustainable, human-centered solutions to the creeping suburbs. (
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Urban Nation | Willy Staley | Jan 3rd, 2011 | Topic: Urban Nation, Governance | Region: Urban Nation, West Coast | Cities: San Diego, San Francisco, Urban Nation |
If the Tea Party feeds off one feeling well, it’s the common American sentiment that no one in Washington represents them. Well, if the Tea Party is patently suburban, what does that mean for cities? Are they overrepresented? That sounds unlikely. Urban Nation examines! (
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Cali Pfaff | Dec 9th, 2010 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: West Coast | Cities: San Francisco |
The lack of spatial programming at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza allows a binge/purge approach to civic engagement, encapsulating the best and worst of civilian behavior. (
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City/Culture | Jeremy Rosenberg | Nov 15th, 2010 | Topic: Culture | Region: West Coast | Cities: Los Angeles |
Part two of an interview with Fallen Fruit in Los Angeles, which use fruit as a lens through which to study urban space, ideas of neighborhood and new forms of citizenship and community. (
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Michael Burnham | Nov 8th, 2010 | Topic: Infrastructure | Region: West Coast | Cities: Portland |
In Portland, car owners and amateur design critics are voicing their opposition to a transit-only bridge proposed for the Willamette River. (
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City/Culture | Jeremy Rosenberg | Nov 5th, 2010 | Topic: Culture | Region: West Coast | Cities: Los Angeles |
An introduction to the work of Fallen Fruit, which investigates urban space, ideas of neighborhood and new forms of located citizenship and community through the lens of fruit. (
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City/Culture | Jeremy Rosenberg | Oct 29th, 2010 | Topic: Infrastructure | Region: South, West Coast | Cities: Los Angeles, Miami, New York |
Part two of an interview with cycling enthusiast and bike planning expert Mike Lydon, Founding Principal of the Street Plans Collaborative. (
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Grassroutes | Yonah Freemark | Oct 29th, 2010 | Topic: Culture | Region: West Coast | Cities: Los Angeles |
The Safety Problem: People have to feel comfortable taking transit. (
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City/Culture | Jeremy Rosenberg | Oct 22nd, 2010 | Topic: Culture | Region: West Coast | Cities: Los Angeles |
The recent successful rescue of the Chilean miners had a happy ending. The Kathy Fiscus crisis of 1949 in San Marino did not. Jeremy Rosenberg asks historian William Deverell to get his reactions to the Chilean rescue, and to inquire about parallels with the Fiscus episode. (
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Brent Bucknum hopes his work with Hyphae Design Lab will act as a point of connection between engineers, landscape architects and policy makers, in order to address issues that conventional design systems largely gloss over. (keep reading…)
The first in a four-part series about a new generation of planners and architects that’s beginning to look at sustainable, human-centered solutions to the creeping suburbs. (keep reading…)
If the Tea Party feeds off one feeling well, it’s the common American sentiment that no one in Washington represents them. Well, if the Tea Party is patently suburban, what does that mean for cities? Are they overrepresented? That sounds unlikely. Urban Nation examines! (keep reading…)
The lack of spatial programming at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza allows a binge/purge approach to civic engagement, encapsulating the best and worst of civilian behavior. (keep reading…)
Part two of an interview with Fallen Fruit in Los Angeles, which use fruit as a lens through which to study urban space, ideas of neighborhood and new forms of citizenship and community. (keep reading…)
In Portland, car owners and amateur design critics are voicing their opposition to a transit-only bridge proposed for the Willamette River. (keep reading…)
An introduction to the work of Fallen Fruit, which investigates urban space, ideas of neighborhood and new forms of located citizenship and community through the lens of fruit. (keep reading…)
Part two of an interview with cycling enthusiast and bike planning expert Mike Lydon, Founding Principal of the Street Plans Collaborative. (keep reading…)
The Safety Problem: People have to feel comfortable taking transit. (keep reading…)
The recent successful rescue of the Chilean miners had a happy ending. The Kathy Fiscus crisis of 1949 in San Marino did not. Jeremy Rosenberg asks historian William Deverell to get his reactions to the Chilean rescue, and to inquire about parallels with the Fiscus episode. (keep reading…)
