Arun Sundararajan explains that London's decision to not renew Uber's operating license is not about ride-hailing technology, but the company's failure to perform regulatory tasks.
Posted — September 23, 2017
Katie Lorah and Rasmia Kirmani-Frye launched Ideas Marketplace, an online crowdfunding platform to fund NYCHA sustainability initiatives.
Posted — September 22, 2017
Michael Horodniceanu assures there were no safety concerns with the opening of the Second Avenue Station.
Posted — September 20, 2017
Deborah Marton speaks about the importance of green public spaces for public health in our cities.
Posted — September 20, 2017
Claire Weisz believes that the recent disasters reveal the designer's responsibility to the community around their project site.
Posted — September 20, 2017
Tommy Craig announced Shake Shack's new flagship restaurant, featuring office space and a test kitchen, in the West Village.
Posted — September 19, 2017
Madelyn Wils praises the Whitney's proposal for a permanent art installation on Pier 52 for its consideration of the area's artistic history
Posted — September 19, 2017
Armando Moritz-Chapelliquen argues that small business displacement is cultural displacement.
Posted — September 13, 2017
Marion Weiss and Michael Manfred explain their work on The Bridge at Cornell Tech intended to facilitate collaboration between students and start-ups.
Posted — September 13, 2017
Lena Afridi and Armando Moritz-Chapelliquen excoriate the proposed Bodega for displacing hardworking business owners.
Posted — September 13, 2017
Tom Wright discusses RPA's Crossing the Hudson, a report on transit between New Jersey to New York City.
Posted — September 11, 2017
Susannah Drake is stitching together parks in South Williamsburg to improve health, green space and commerce in the neighborhood.
Posted — September 11, 2017
Paul Travis discusses the innovative development and leasing mechanisms of City Point.
Posted — September 6, 2017
Jamie von Klemperer is bringing vibrancy to the Downtown San Diego waterfront with the design of Pacific Gate.
Posted — September 6, 2017
Claire Weisz argues for improving permeability and actively involving the federal government to build resilient cities.
Posted — September 5, 2017
Henry Grabar refutes the narrative that unregulated zoning exacerbated Houston's flooding.
Posted — September 1, 2017
Regina Myer explores the potential of Downtown Brooklyn with new projects from 80 Flatbush Avenue to partnerships with local cultural organizations.
Posted — September 1, 2017
Leni Schwendinger uses light to build better communities in Colombia.
Posted — September 1, 2017
Bruce Stiftel details how we can design and plan for superstorms in the future.
Posted — August 31, 2017
MaryAnne Gilmartin announced that Ferrero will work at the Bridge at Cornell Tech to foster innovation between students and the private sector.
Posted — August 31, 2017
Francine Houben is renovating Perth City Hall, a historic building in Scotland, into a cultural and visual arts facility.
Posted — August 24, 2017
Juanli Carríon launched Marble Hill Garden Project to bring affordable and fresh produce to local residents.
Posted — August 14, 2017
Michael Sorkin scrutinizes the privatization of public space and proposes using the private money for Pier 55 to transform the parking lots on Pier 40.
Posted — August 8, 2017
Jesse Keenan explains his latest research into the relationship between climate change and gentrification in Miami.
Posted — July 31, 2017
