Monthly Archives: November 2015

Community Transit is set to make service improvements to the local and commuter bus network in March 2016. This comes on the heels of...

"Cities are always the physical manifestation of the big forces at play. Economic forces. Social forces. Environmental forces." That's just one tidbit from Urbanized, a...

The green campus: Cornell University in New York City is going deep into new campus building using Passivhaus technology. Community vibrancy: The connection between dense, compact...

"I don't have a transfer...," says this sullen brother, trailing off into awkward silence. A lanky dark-skinned fellow about my age, maybe a few...

The City of Tukwila has delivered a series of pedestrian and transit facility improvements near Westfield Southcenter, a major regional shopping mall. The bulk of the...

A street improvement project that is about to start construction this winter on Capitol Hill might take a lot of people by surprise, mostly...

Last week, I wrote about the progress of the highway funding bill through Congress. A few politicians—Marco Rubio, John Kasich and Rick Santorum—don't want...

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) recently invited filmmakers and architects to create short films to inspire people to "look up" to appreciate architecture...