Monthly Archive:: February 2008

Microhousing affordable to buyers, profitable to developers: There is not a desirable city that exists that doesn’t have a
: Say you live in a walkable city and want walking directions as

CNU’s placemaking 2008 ‘Charter Awards’ announced: If you want to know which New Urbanism projects New Urbanism architects
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What do clocks and clouds have to do with enlivening cities?: Continuing our look at the contemporary Remixing Cities: Strategy 2.0 paper profiled
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Remixing Cities – a must read: If there’s one research document to read to better understand how crowdsourcing
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Gen Xers get credit for rise of walkable urbanism: Who is sourcing the growing popularity in walkable urban areas and city

Pecha Kucha Night – ‘Speed art & chit chat’ for creatives: In 2003, two employees of Klein-Dytham Architecture (KDa) in Tokyo felt there

Crashed Ice’ brings cultural identity to northern cities: Cities love having an event followed by the sentence, “Only in ____”,

Establishing a music scene 101: Every district wants a music scene, but not every district has one.

The 50 Greenest Cities in the U.S.: Sure, it’s yet another green city list, but we try to cover

Does your city enhance work-life balance?: Continuing our happiness theme from the previous entry, here’s one way to

Beach in the city: Paris’ Mayor Bertrand Delanoë wanted to make summer vacation accessible to people

Zero carbon, zero car city in Abu Dhabi: The list is impressive for Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s grand experiment (ground breaking

What is crowdsourced placemaking?: What exactly is crowdsourced placemaking? Crowdsourcing – “the act of taking a

Developer sets benchmark for change in Milwaukee: When the founders of North Avenue Community Development Corporation in Milwaukee wanted

Visual map of the beta community process in action: A picture is worth a thousand words, so maybe a diagram is

Third places, events and scenes oh my…: If you’re looking to establish a beta community to crowdsource a natural

Car free ‘natural cultural districts’ in the U.S.: While there are 41 entries on the list of car free places
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