Regina Myer writes that we need to include the construction of the Brooklyn Strand with the rebuild of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
Posted — March 23, 2018
Jolie Milstein argues that we need to leverage the new data on housing vacancy rates to preserve and develop more affordable housing.
Posted — March 19, 2018
Miriam Peterson and Nathan Rich renovated Galerie Perrotin, a famed mega-gallery now in the largest in the Lower East Side.
Posted — March 8, 2018
Mark Willis states that rising vacancy rates suggests that the City's housing supply is starting to meet the demand.
Posted — March 7, 2018
Annabelle Selldorf addresses the gender inequality in architecture and how firms can directly combat these inequities.
Posted — March 5, 2018
Carlos Arnaiz won a Re-Thinking The Future Sustainability award for his design of a new Supreme Court in the Philippines.
Posted — March 1, 2018
In the fall of 2016, the Urban Design Forum invited its Fellows and experts to help us craft a vision for the future of mobility in New York City. Within these pages, you’ll find an inventory of imaginative thinking on what our city’s transportation landscape could be.
Posted — February 26, 2018
Margaret Newman explains how to navigate the main agencies to accomplish key transportation projects in New York City.
Posted — February 22, 2018
Rit Aggarwala describes how Quayside will be designed as a platform allowing for responsive design changes according to community needs.
Posted — February 21, 2018
Arun Sundararajan describes the deleterious effects of automation on the workforce in developing nations like Bangladesh, Thailand and Vietnam.
Posted — February 20, 2018
Moshe Safdie is designing a new 150,000-square-foot library in Boise, Idaho.
Posted — February 20, 2018
John Clifford is redesigning Underground Atlanta, a four-block mixed-use redevelopment featuring over 150,000-square-feet of retail, office and community space.
Posted — February 16, 2018
Tom Wright is critical of the Governor's plan for the construction of a tunnel or bridge across the Long Island Sound.
Posted — February 15, 2018
Carol Willis explains the recent trend behind super slender skyscrapers in New York City.
Posted — February 13, 2018
Deborah Berke has been selected to design new residential colleges at Princeton University for their Campus Plan.
Posted — February 8, 2018
How can we use creative zoning and design, investment in the public realm, and infrastructure upgrades to enhance economic outcomes for all?
Posted — February 2, 2018
Lena Afridi and Armando Moritz-Chapelliquen explain why gentrification is more than the loss of housing and small businesses, it is also the loss of culture.
Posted — January 30, 2018
Claire Weisz advocates for change in the architecture profession.
Posted — January 29, 2018
Mark Willis reflects on the interminable confidence in the housing market before the 2006 crisis.
Posted — January 25, 2018
Henry Grabar examines California's proposal to address the housing crisis by removing land use controls near transit stations.
Posted — January 5, 2018
Tommy Craig is developing Sunrise at East 56th Street to provide seniors with assisted living and memory care services.
Posted — January 2, 2018
Adrian Benepe warns that turning over Marx Brother Playground in East Harlem to private development would set a dangerous precedent.
Posted — January 1, 2018
Tom Wright explains what is next for the Gateway Tunnel Project after President Trump's decision to withdraw federal funding.
Posted — December 29, 2017
Audrey Wachs covers the newly planned South Battery Park Resiliency Project that replaces Wagner Park with deployable barriers and flood-proof landscapes.
Posted — December 29, 2017
