The U.S. Department of Transportation is threatening to withhold federal transportation funding from the Boston and Chicago ...
Restrooms as Placemakers: In the same way that free WiFi has become a ubiquitous amenity for many in public spaces, restrooms ...
A survey conducted by Northern Virginia Families for Safe Streets analyzes where pedestrians face ‘near-misses’ with cars, ...
A historic two-mile river race through downtown highlighted the success of decades-long efforts to clean up the city’s river.
More Pennsylvanians are renting instead of buying, even as the state makes significant strides to increase the affordable housing supply.
The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces’ changed the way planners view public space and ushered in a new way of understanding ...
Cities Need Transit to Be Walkable, But Transit Needs Walkability to Be Successful. California provides far less in state ...
Strong Towns’ Charles Marohn argues that planning for ‘commerce’ perpetuates an unsustainable, car-centric development model.
The city says the agency breached its agreement not to detain people overnight or for longer than 12 hours in a downtown ...
In 1919, Edith Elmer Wood drew the connection between ratcheting minimum housing standards and an inevitable crisis of ...
The Boston Planning Department approved a proposal that would raise allowable building heights in downtown and streamline ...
Main Street has been closed to cars since 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic spurred a flurry of open streets projects.
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