Photo Thursday #5: Parcel 5
Today’s image showcases the power of public space in our downtowns
It’s Time To Destigmatize Service Industry Jobs
With a changing economy we must begin to accept that service jobs are opportunities for growth and stability, not evidence of an unsuccessful life.
I Finally Bought A Bike Helmet. Here’s Why
I believe riding with a helmet should be a choice. Now that I’m 38, I finally made the choice to purchase one
Employment Desperation: The Quiet Enemy Of Our Communities
Big companies use our desperation for jobs against our local leaders, forcing subsidies and incentives
What Is Utica Missing Downtown?
Downtown Utica has a lot of parking lots. Here’s something it doesn’t have a lot of…
Photo Thursday #4: Linden Street At Night
Linden Street, Geneva
Google Maps Tells A New Story Of An Old Rochester Mistake
Google Maps updated their satellite view of Rochester, showing the amazing transformation of the former Inner Loop
Talkin Bout Utica With “Uticast”
My interview on The Uticast with Sam Famolaro. One of the best interviews I’ve ever had!
Dear Rochester: Keep Your Head Up
It’s a long road back for our cities. Let’s celebrate the pioneers that come and go and see a bigger picture of progress
A Tale Of Two Renderings: “Dressing Up” Bad Urban Design
A tale of two renderings, neither of which address the real departure from urban form
Photo Thursday #3: The High Line
The High Line in NYC is one of the greatest examples of spatial repurposing
Urbanists Hate Uber & Lyft. Here’s One Reason They Should Love Them Instead
The anonymity of Ride Hailing services gives drivers a chance to experience the diversity that makes city life beautiful
Photo Thursday #2: Chicago’s Maggie Daley Park
The importance of greenery and public space in a single photo
Add Color To Your Bus Routes: Part 2
The best part about having a map that clearly shows major bus routes like subway lines? It makes your system more marketable.
This Photo Shows Why I Support “Context-Based” Cycling Decisions
A picture shows once again why I believe in context-based cycling choices