Nobody Is Trying To Take Away Your Cars
Evan urbanists accept the car will always be king. That doesn’t mean we don’t need to make improvements.
Tag: city
Years Later, A Schenectady Resident’s Enthusiasm Still Rings True
True urban vibrancy doesn’t need to be sold, it needs to be told
Spotlight: Rochester’s Volunteer Expo
A unique event in Rochester connects residents to dozens of volunteer opportunities in a single location
A Tower of Parking
One example of how parking dominates new development projects
Suburbanite to Urbanist: My Journey
How a suburban kid became an urban advocate
Detroit’s Downtown Revival in Photos
Detroit’s Downtown Might Surprise You.
When Biking Feels Like Transit
Rochester’s new urban bike path provides transit-like connectivity for very little money
Genesee Street, Utica: The Perfect Road Diet Candidate
Taking Genesee Street down to 2 lanes would create a strong foundation for growth
Add Color To Your Bus Routes
Take 5-10 popular bus lines, remove their numbers, give them “colors” and put them on a map that’s easy to read. It’s that simple.
It’s Easy Seeing Green
Rochester sends a message of support for city life with a flurry of new bike lanes and cycle paths
Riggies, UC’s and Hockey: 3 Years of The Urban Phoenix
Three years ago today, I began the UP journey
What If We Could Only Drive 30?
Imagine waking up one day to a new law… a national 30mph speed limit. What would happen?
Detroit’s QLINE: Cool, Calm, But Not Connective
Detroit’s new streetcar adds to the fun of downtown, but does little to provide real transit
Amazon: America’s Lottery
HQ2: The ultimate “get rich quick” solution for every stumbling city.
Desperate Development
The model for what makes stronger cities has changed, and yet we continue to embrace (and be sold on) archaic constructs that no longer apply.