This Collection supports and amplifies research related to SDG 3 - Good Health & Wellbeing; SDG 09 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure; SDG 11 - Sustainable cities and communities; SDG 15 - 15 ...

For a guy who was born and raised in a big city, and made his name producing terrible real estate developments there, Donald Trump wasn’t exactly partial to big cities as president. Trump’s idea of ...

I see a fork in the road coming in the real estate industry. I see it when I drive far out from cities, in places they used to call “the country,” and observe extensions of suburban sprawl. Housing ...

Earlier today in Shenzhen the 6th Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture (UABB) opened its doors to public. Under the overall theme "Re-Living the City," curators Alfredo Brillembourg and Hubert ...

"One of the first hits I got when I was googling about female architecture was a high-rise building in Australia, whose architects said that they had been inspired by Beyoncé's curves when they built ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from “Urbanism Without Effort,” by Charles R. Wolfe, published by Island Press. In it, the author uses text and photos to illustrate how unplanned spaces and ...

Signs with arrows pointing the way to popular destinations, along with average walking times, popped up in Raleigh. Walk Raleigh One rainy January night in Raleigh, North Carolina, Matt Tomasulo went ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The city painted a crosswalk and installed tennis-ball green signs, but the cars just kept on zooming through. But rather than wave a white flag, Sarah Newstok grabbed an orange one ...

We bought a house this past summer—a red-brick, cookie-cutter, ticky-tacky exurban Louisiana house of the sort that would make the combustible urbanist James Howard Kunstler’s hair catch on fire, if ...

I don’t know if urbanism is science or art, but I do know its outcomes are best with a dose of creativity. There’s plenty to learn from the giant leaps in art and science to improve your urbanism ...

Conservatism has somehow become associated in the popular imagination with sterile suburbia, obnoxiously large McMansions, and gas-guzzling SUVs, while liberalism evokes images of city living in close ...