InReimagining the Civic CommonsbyReimagining the Civic Commons·Just nowBeyond Housing: What It Takes to Build Genuine CommunitiesYes, the country badly needs more homes — and with them, nearby civic infrastructure to connect people to each other.
🐈·5h agoDari Taman ke Coffee Shop: Apakah Bandung Sedang Mengomersialkan Ruang Sosialnya?“Dan Bandung bagiku bukan cuma masalah geografis, lebih jauh dari itu melibatkan perasaan, yang bersamaku ketika sunyi.”
Teddy Ho·7h agoWhy Every Major City Is Quietly Selling Off Its SidewalksThat bustling downtown plaza isn’t a civic park — it is private corporate property where your rights disappear.
Teddy Ho·8h agoWhy Public Benches Were Designed to Make You Hate Your NeighborsHostile street furniture doesn’t just deter rough sleepers. It quietly trains all of us to view the public square with suspicion.
Ar. Prerana Kothari·13h agoThe Museum Is Being Planned as Urban InfrastructureUrban Planning and Landscape Architecture Series · Post 71 of 90 · Written for architects who are not waiting to see where the industry…
InPolicy PanoramabyByron W Woodson Sr.·16h agoWill the Democratic Party Blue Wave Enhance Prospects for USA Passenger Rail Expansion?The Answer Lies with the Decisions of a Few States and Their New Governors
InThe Future is ElectricbyMichael Barnard·22h agoThe Most Expensive Bus Procurement Mistake May Be the Decision You Cannot ReverseElectric buses, depots and grid connections can last through several operating contracts. Cities need to consider the cost of losing the…
InAlan AdvantagebyAlfredo Adamo·1d agoWho can afford the future?I am beginning to distrust discussions about the future that cannot tell us how much it will cost to live there.
InAlan AdvantagebyAlfredo Adamo·1d agoChi può permettersi il futuro?Comincio a diffidare dei discorsi sul futuro che non sanno dire quanto costerà abitarci.
Ar. Prerana Kothari·1d agoThe Street Section Will Be Climate-Specific: Cold-City and Tropical-City Planning Are DivergingUrban Planning and Landscape Architecture Series · Post 70 of 90 · Written for architects who are not waiting to see where the industry…
