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We Want your Opinion: Weigh-in Regarding the Camlica Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
by Renée van Staveren on June 11, 2013
The Camlica Mosque, or Çamlıca Camii in Turkish, is located at Istanbul, Turkey’s Çamlıca Hill. Upon completion, the project will have a 110,000 square meter (1,184,030 square feet) footprint, serving 29,700 people from the surrounding[...]
Why We're Broke: Closing Plenary at the Congress for the New Urbanism's CNU21
by Aascot Holt on June 13, 2013
Charles (Chuck) Marohne, Strong Towns
Chuck Marohne, Executive Director of Strong Towns, said that the mechanisms of growth we have become accustomed to are waning. Local governments are forced to absorb the costs of new standards and[...]
This is a very appropriate week for me to be writing a blog post about bicycle theft in Montréal. Last week, someone took my bell and my lights right off of my bike in the middle of downtown. I am an avid cyclist; I bike to work, to run errands,[...]
This past May 2013, New Orleans received a Bronze Bicycle Friendly Community award from the League of American Bicyclists. Undoubtedly, the award was well deserved. New Orleans now has almost 2% of its population commuting by bike, and the city[...]
In the midst of rapid technological innovation, our cities are becoming “smarter.” We may have passed the first part of the digital revolution, but the fact stands that technology is now an inseparable part of our lives. Smart cities around the[...]
These Boots are Made for Walking, and so is This City: 4 Benefits of a Walkable City
by Michael Jenkins on June 14, 2013
“Walkers are 'practitioners of the city,' for the city is made to be walked. A city is a language, a repository of possibilities, and walking is the act of speaking that language, of selecting from those possibilities. Just as language limits[...]
City of Parks: The Inherent Importance of Park Land Preservation and Planning
by Jasna Hadzic on June 17, 2013The Trust for Public Land Park Score index ranked the “City of Lakes” Minneapolis, Minnesota as the #1 Park System in the Nation, with New York, NY coming in second. The city’s park system scored high in every category,[...]
Learning from Tourism-Based Transit: An Orlando, Florida, Case Study
by Alex Lenhoff on June 18, 2013Orlando, Florida, is consistently the most-visited city in the United States with 48 million annual tourists. It should come as no surprise, then, that a major portion of the local economy is made up of service, hospitality, and[...]
Shanghai’s economy is rapidly growing, but the city itself may be sinking. Reports of cracks in the sidewalks and streets in recent years have left residents and city officials worried about the future of such a dense city.[...]
The On-Going Redevelopment Controversy at Cabrini-Green: Chicago, Illinois
by Andrew Kinaci on June 06, 2013
Cabrini-Green Housing Project at its dedication in 1942
The failures of idealistic public housing projects have been studied and debated by many, and tarnished the credibility of American urban planners for a generation.[...]
Designing a Neighborhood within a Neighborhood: A Book Review of Pocket Neighborhoods: Creating Small-Scale Community in a Large-Scale World
by Amanda Bosse on June 07, 2013
Are pocket neighborhoods the answer to creating detached housing units that are more vibrant? In Pocket Neighborhoods: Creating Small-Scale Community in a Large-Scale World, author and architect[...]
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