Articles Tagged with ''urban planning''

The "Straight Line Crazy" writer on why he took on a quintessentially American figure for a play originally staged in London.

The Spanish-born architect and educator offers an insightful study of his adopted home, countering the claim of Tokyo’s "only-in-Japan" urban origin myth.

Colleges and universities have a responsibility to the cities—and the world—beyond their gates.

The project by Undurraga Devés Arquitectos and Konrad Brunner Arquitectos marries the university's gardens and winding paths with the fabric of the city's historic center.

Innovative multifamily housing projects in the U.S. and Europe spotlight atypical solutions on typical sites and radical interventions in unusual locations that aim to address issues of increasing density.

HHF spearheads an innovative densification project in the center of an urban block in Basel.

The Portland, Oregon-based developer with degrees in environmental systems, city planning, and landscape architecture launched her own development firm, Adre, in 2020 to serve BIPOC communities.

“Residential Rising” is a story of significant adaptive reuse, as the symbolic hub of American capitalism has seen dozens of its aging office buildings transformed into housing.

SOM's "Wild Mile" restores nature to an industrialized stretch of the Chicago River.

Projects from North America, Europe, and Asia showcase new architectural ideas for sports and other leisure activities.