In Montreal, many of the city's districts have been working to solve the problem of green space by creating Ruelles vertes (green alleyways).
A new bill allowing the Hudson River Park piers to sell their air rights opens a debate about whether temporary structures can sell their air rights.
CHEKPED's interactive map allows users to identify misplaced phone booths in Hell's Kitchen. The open-source platform reflects a new way of collaborative, crowdsourced urban planning.
Part of the Biennial of the Americas, "The Hotel Rehearsal," an installation by Alexander Schweder, questions urban development using a mobile, inflatable "hotel room".
Are developer incentives and parking minimums still skewed towards excess parking in New York City? Will new zoning amendments move NYC towards a more car-free city?
Although the banks of the Seine River in Paris are a UNESCO World Heritage site, the historical mark has not
Tucked between two office buildings at 55 Water Street is a hard-to-find escalator which whisks you up to The Elevated
Retail Concourse connecting to the Transit Hub designed by Santiago Calatrava at the World Trade Center On June 20th, a few
Looking north towards Midtown Manhattan from the 90th floor of One World Trade Center Continued from our behind-the-scenes look at
The Brooklyn Tech Triangle Strategic Plan is unveiled with plans to bolster an already growing tech hub encompassing DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn and the Navy Yard.