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  • A response to my WA-OR sprawl post: urban growth boundaries arent necessarily enough


    Rebuilding Place in the Urban SpaceAuthority Authority: 463
    Brock Howell, King County Program Director, for Futurewise (the group was formerly named "1000 Friends of Washington" and is a smart growth advocacy group) writes: Your recent blog post doesnt mention that Washington State also has a state land use system and requires the setting of urban growth areas set based ...
    6 days ago
  • More on commerz in the hood


    Rebuilding Place in the Urban SpaceAuthority Authority: 463
    An H Street e-list calls our attention to this piece, " D.C. Residents Call for Fewer Bars on H Street " from the Washington Informer , with quotes from African-American residents about the gentrification of the commercial district. Note that this isnt a new story. See the blog entries from 2006, which ...
    1 week ago
  • Editorial: Building support


    Long Island Business NewsAuthority Authority: 528
    This week’s unveiling of the new Long Island Index revealed what developers have been telling us for years.Fifty-two percent of the 810 Long Island residents polled are in favor of changing zoning laws that would allow for taller buildings in downtown areas and apartments above stores.If the good money is willing to ...
    1 week ago
  • Event Recap: State of Sustainability in Metro Phoenix


    Downtown Phoenix JournalAuthority Authority: 109
    A packed house awaits the panel discussion. Inspired to continue the dialogue put forth by Andrew Ross’ new book Bird on Fire: Lessons from the World’s Least Sustainable City , Downtown Voices Coalition sponsored Tuesday night’s event “State of Sustainability in Metro Phoenix” held in the historic ...
    1 week ago
  • Thousands of Vacant Houses Set to Bloom into Urban Gardens in Cleveland, Ohio


    INHABITATAuthority Authority: 695
    Read the rest of Thousands of Vacant Houses Set to Bloom into Urban Gardens in Cleveland, Ohio Permalink |Add to del.icio.us | digg Post tags: abandoned houses , cleveland ohio , derelict land , eco design , green design , land lots , OHIO , post-recession urban gardening , sustainable design , the ...
    1 week ago
  • Granite Web: Diller Scofidio + Renfro Win Competition to Design New Green Park for Aberdeen, Scotland


    INHABITATAuthority Authority: 695
    Diller Scofidio + Renfro beat out fierce competition to apply the same urban revitalization savvy to Aberdeen, Scotland as they did to New York’s cherished High Line park . A coup to say the least, DS+ R went up against Foster + Partners to clink the final win, which the designers told our friends over at WAN ...
    1 week ago
  • Granite Web: Diller Scofidio + Renfro Win Competition to Design New Green Park for Aberdeen, Scotland


    INHABITATAuthority Authority: 695
    Diller Scofidio + Renfro beat out fierce competition to apply the same urban revitalization savvy to Aberdeen, Scotland as they did to New York’s cherished High Line park . DS+ R went up against Foster + Partners to clinch the final win, which the designers told our friends over at WAN only encouraged them to ...
    1 week ago
  • Walter Reed site redevelopment planning meeting: Tonight


    Rebuilding Place in the Urban SpaceAuthority Authority: 463
    To better understand the Small Area Plan process for Walter Reed and how it relates to the Base Reuse Plan please come to the Community Workshop. From email: Tuesday, January 17, 2012 from 6:30-8:30pm Shepherd Park Elementary School, 7800 14th Street, NW This open house format meeting will provide an opportunity ...
    1 week ago
  • Fabulous Pearlstein article on the future of the (DC) metropolitan region


    Rebuilding Place in the Urban SpaceAuthority Authority: 463
    Steven Pearlstein, the former business columnist for the Post and now a professor at George Mason and scribe of a weekly column for the paper has a well done piece, " For development, all signs point inward " (the headline in the print edition was "Road to growth is out of the exurbs") in the Sunday edition. From ...
    1 week ago
  • 1099 Osage Update #5


    DenverInfill BlogAuthority Authority: 94
    This may be one of the final updates on this project as it is almost complete. We will take a more detailed look at the building in this update to give you more of an all around view. This is the first project that kicked off the South Lincoln Redevelopment and there are more projects to come in this area. First ...
    1 week ago
  • Time to turn back the tide of assimilation in Northern Territory, Australia


    Intercontinental CryAuthority Authority: 516
    Laura Baymarrwangga, senior traditional owner of Murrungga Island and one of the last remaining Yan-nhangu speakers, is setting a profound example for all of Australia. In line with her local tradition, the 95 year old woman has created a series of projects to secure the future of her language and her people under a ...
    1 week ago
  • From the Wire | State of Sustainability in Metro Phoenix Event


    Downtown Phoenix JournalAuthority Authority: 109
    (From the Wire includes press releases received from reliable sources that help tell the story of the many happenings in Greater Downtown Phoenix. Yep, they are ripped from our inbox.) A panel of local experts and Andrew Ross, author of “Bird on Fire: Lessons from the World’s Least Sustainable City,” ...
    1 week ago
  • DC as perennially last in small business rankings


    Rebuilding Place in the Urban SpaceAuthority Authority: 463
    Dupont Circle image from Life at the Top . Christopher calls our attention to an opinion piece, " D.C. last again in ‘small biz friendliness’ ," in the Washington Blade , about the difficulty of DC as a good environment for the development of small business. The author makes an interesting point, that ...
    1 week ago
  • The Year in Review, Part 3


    Paternal ProseAuthority Authority: 146
    Top headlines from 2011 Editor’s note: this story is the third and final part of a feature series from news stories published throughout 2011. The months refelected in this portion of the series focus on September through December. September * Fisher recognized for 50 years of service at Delta Center: as MU Vice ...
    2 weeks ago
  • The Future of Public Space: Evolution and Revolution


    The DirtAuthority Authority: 104
    The Washington, D.C. National Mall competition is heating up, with finalist teams selected for each site. In a session organized for the finalists by the National Endownment for the Arts (NEA), City Parks Alliance, National Capital Planning Commission, and Trust for the National Mall at the National Archives, ...
    2 weeks ago
  • China’s Climate Negotiator: “We Are Serious About Climate Change. We Mean What We Say.”


    The DirtAuthority Authority: 104
    Su Wei, China’s lead climate negotiator, said that while “climate change is still a sensitive issue” in the United States, China is “serious about climate change. We mean what we say,” at the kick-off of the World Resources Institute (WRI) – National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Why Church Planting?


    Life Here And ThereAuthority Authority: 100
    Why Church Planting? is a post from Brandon A. Cox . Obviously, I’m passionate about church planting. On the blog of the Acts 29 Network is a great article that echoes my heart about the matter. It’s an adaptation of a writing by Tim Keller, and it really reflects the reason why we’re planning on planting ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Editorial: Zoned out


    Long Island Business NewsAuthority Authority: 528
    When a chance to transform one of Long Island’s most neglected areas comes along, it’s always disappointing when local government decides not to take it.That’s the scenario being played out in Elmont, where Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and the town board have ignored the wishes of countless civic ...
    4 weeks ago

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