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Street Science | Jeanne Haffner | Jan 14th, 2011 | Topic: | Region: | Cities: Boston |
In Boston, a team of planners and architects is developing “complete streets”—remade roadways focused on improving quality of life for everyone, not just drivers. (
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Street Science | Jeanne Haffner | Jul 20th, 2010 | Topic: Economy | Region: | Cities: |
Jeanne Haffner talks with Eric Belsky, Director of the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, to discuss the reliability of quantitative modeling in the wake of the mortgage crisis of 2008. (
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Street Science | Jeanne Haffner | Jun 29th, 2010 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: | Cities: |
Jeanne Haffner looks at a new European initiative to encourage local governments to pursue sustainability initiatives, and one city that’s taking its carbon-neutral plan very seriously. (
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Street Science | Jeanne Haffner | Apr 14th, 2010 | Topic: Culture | Region: | Cities: |
Jeanne Haffner looks at the paper tube architecture of Shigeru Ban and its implications for the environment, philanthropy and aesthetics. (
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Street Science | Jeanne Haffner | Mar 25th, 2010 | Topic: Culture | Region: East Coast | Cities: Boston |
In the latest entry of her column, Street Science, Jeanne Haffner looks to history—and her readers—to determine whether, even in an age of computer modeling, hand drawing remains indispensable. (
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Street Science | Jeanne Haffner | Feb 17th, 2010 | Topic: Built Environment | Region: East Coast | Cities: Boston |
In the third installment of her new column, Street Science, Jeanne Haffner visits Utile, Inc., a Boston-based planning and design firm, to better understand the importance of graphic representation in planning. (
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Lee Shaker | Jan 21st, 2010 | Topic: Culture | Region: Central, East Coast | Cities: Boston, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco |
A media scholar explains why the local news sites of national publications like the
New York Times and the
Wall Street Journal might be far less threatening to city newspapers than national news organizations’ forays into local sports coverage. (
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In Boston, a team of planners and architects is developing “complete streets”—remade roadways focused on improving quality of life for everyone, not just drivers. (keep reading…)
Jeanne Haffner talks with Eric Belsky, Director of the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University, to discuss the reliability of quantitative modeling in the wake of the mortgage crisis of 2008. (keep reading…)
Jeanne Haffner looks at a new European initiative to encourage local governments to pursue sustainability initiatives, and one city that’s taking its carbon-neutral plan very seriously. (keep reading…)
Jeanne Haffner looks at the paper tube architecture of Shigeru Ban and its implications for the environment, philanthropy and aesthetics. (keep reading…)
In the latest entry of her column, Street Science, Jeanne Haffner looks to history—and her readers—to determine whether, even in an age of computer modeling, hand drawing remains indispensable. (keep reading…)
In the third installment of her new column, Street Science, Jeanne Haffner visits Utile, Inc., a Boston-based planning and design firm, to better understand the importance of graphic representation in planning. (keep reading…)
A media scholar explains why the local news sites of national publications like the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal might be far less threatening to city newspapers than national news organizations’ forays into local sports coverage. (keep reading…)
