In daily life, the concept of “livability” is becoming very important to where we choose to put down our roots. This isn’t a new concept. For a long while, those with the privilege to make a distinct choice about where they want to live have made pros and cons lists for plenty of urban and […]
Phoenix: A Downtown Desert
by Veronica Foster on January 21, 2016 in Architecture|Design, Community|Economics
Bridge the Gap
by Rayn Riel on January 9, 2016 in Architecture|Design, Community|Economics, History|Policy, Technology|Mapping, Transportation
. New York City, arguably the world’s premier global city, is the largest in the richest country in the world. The metropolitan region hosts 20+ million people, more than the population of Australia, and New York’s population continues to rise. The MTA network spans 5,000 miles, with more than 2,000 miles of track—enough to stretch from New […]
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