Cities Offer Options for Some, Solutions for Others
Cities offer a bevy of lifestyle choices for those with means, and workable solutions for those who are struggling
Conversations Surrounding Our Urban Environments
Cities offer a bevy of lifestyle choices for those with means, and workable solutions for those who are struggling
An interview with two of Rochester’s newest cyclists
With a little research, we can find the stress-free bike routes through our communities
Small study shows that light rail is still the preferred form of mass transit
A Rochester museum gets a $60 million upgrade, 43% of which is parking
Rochester’s downtown is alive, and the source of much debate… a clear sign that people are choosing city pride over indifference
This decision should be seen as a positive sign of projected growth in Rochester, not as a deterrent.
Every big problem is solved by starting at the smallest level. Every pointless political volley can be quieted by real world progress.
Is an Urbanist someone who simply loves city life, or is it a deeper appreciation for the complexities of urban dynamics?
Word Of Mouth Rather Than Bright Lights And Fancy Marketing Will Grow Our Cities The Right Way
A bike, a cell phone and a beautiful city on a stunning June evening
We love to read positive stories about our cities. But like everything, urban revivals are about more than cocktails and great food
6th Graders from Rochester’s Genesee Community Charter School present an ambitious project, tackling issues of equity, poverty and the barriers that separate our cities
“the most successful grassroots revitalization efforts understand that people today want an experience that maximizes the feeling of belonging while minimizing the need to commit time, preparation and effort. “
The hottest establishments are ones where you can spend a minute or hours, alone or with friends and feel perfectly welcome.