Could The Earbud Be Helping Urban Revitalization?
Earbuds and smartphones may be allowing more Americans the ability to take some of their comfort with them as they move through an urban world of nuance and unpredictability.
Conversations Surrounding Our Urban Environments
Earbuds and smartphones may be allowing more Americans the ability to take some of their comfort with them as they move through an urban world of nuance and unpredictability.
Real “change” doesn’t come from a stationary bike in your living room, it’s the the whole-self transformation that occurs when you start biking for transportation
Sadly, a lack of funding too often negates our ability to serve a population that chooses transit AND one that relies on it.
This is one of the biggest “drinking days” of the year. With this in mind, you are ultimately safer if you don’t have to drive home
What Schenectady might look like through the eyes of impressionist painters
This little street in Rochester turned a suburban kid on to the attractiveness of city life
Cars and trucks just can’t seem to stop hitting a monument in the middle of this small town street
Crosswalks are the places where drivers should always be reminded that they are piloting heavy machinery that shares space with a living world
When pushing a crosswalk button puts a pedestrian in danger of being hit by a speeding car, the design has failed
Cities can capitalize on residents’ and visitors’ desire to photographically document their urban experiences
The draw of cities and their visual power is in their Layers of Urbanity, a sort of “kid in a candy store” effect that inspires us to see limitless possibilities
Rome always poses nicely for the camera
It’s not just important to experience amazing spaces, it’s important that we be keenly aware of why they relax us, inspire us and keep us coming back for more
Urbanists understand that people will usually make the easy choice, even if that choice isn’t sustainable. The job of the urban planner and influencer is to try to make the harder and better choice more enticing
An interview with the man who has his finger on the pulse of Syracuse’s revival