Wednesday, March 30, 2016

From The Wall Street Journal —
Classic New York Streetscapes, Then and Now

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It is an essential paradox of New York City that its streetscapes seem both ageless and ever-evolving. Photographer Berenice Abbott captu...

From CityLab — Why Reston, Virginia
Still Inspires Planners 50 Years Later

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Official Trailer: Another Way of Living: The Story of Reston, VA from Rebekah Wingert-Jabi on Vimeo .   It’s rare for a 1960s suburba...
Sunday, March 27, 2016

Bike, pedestrian-friendly cities are worth the fight says former NYC transport planner - British Columbia - CBC News

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Bike, pedestrian-friendly cities are worth the fight says former NYC transport planner - British Columbia - CBC News
Thursday, March 24, 2016

“People are looking for experiences as opposed to things and best value as opposed to lowest price.” Johanna Hurme @546arch

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An idea a day: #ManitobaBOLD idea no. 15 is from Johanna Hurme @546arch https://t.co/huLHMzGnPC pic.twitter.com/raSuxE88Nj — Winnipeg Cha...

From CityLab — Why Race Matters
in Planning Public Parks

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Houston is embarking upon a $220 million parks project called Bayou Greenways 2020, a 150-mile network of continuous hiking trails, biking...
Tuesday, March 22, 2016

@JSadikKhan #Streetfight
Vancouver live tweets —
We can reclaim our streets today.

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#jsadikkahn Tweets
Saturday, March 19, 2016

From ArchDaily —
Inclusivity as Architectural Program:
A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On

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Officially opened in 2010, the Woodward’s Redevelopment project designed by Vancouver based Henriquez Partners Architects and situated ...