By modernizing our electric grid we make it more reliable and clean
An interview with Alex Washburn, New York City’s former Chief Urban Designer
Urban planning, from mundane to emergency
Bike-Sharing in China
Expanding sustainable transportation
Being Like the High Line
Using elevated parks to add green space and catalyze economic activity
Cycling Infrastructure in the 21st Century
Cycling key for sustainable urban development and new businesses
A Move Toward Form-Based Code
Urban zoning is shifting toward regulations that can make our cities and towns denser and more livable again
Considering (Smaller) Sustainable Housing Models
Housing options can go beyond the traditional single-family model
The Construction Industry’s Role In Sustainability
The long-term implications of continuous construction
Not Investing in Public Transportation: A Long-Term Cost
As New York changes, so too must its public infrastructure
Where Should the Green Go?
For planners, engineers, and researchers focused on cities and sustainability, green infrastructure is a buzzword often championed, but equally difficult to define.