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The Guardian: How one New York bike lane could affect the future of cycling worldwide | Matt Seaton
The Guardian on a bike lane in Brooklyn, Sadik-Khan, NYC Politics, & the NYTimes as an active and partisan player [MN]
politics  journalism  guardian  nytimes  nyc  (nyc)  cycling  urbanplanning  cities  urbanism  from twitter
march 2011 by Urbanscale
Designwala: Panel Discussion: Parallel Urbanism: local people regulating local spaces
Unusually thought-provoking disc. & diverse perspectives @ Parallel Urbanism: local people regulating local spaces [MN]
architecture  urbanplanning  cities  urbanism  nyc  (nyc)  india  conservation  politics  from twitter
march 2011 by Urbanscale
Clues to Open Helsinki
Important work being done here by OK Do and Sitra. I'm proud to see so many of our recommendations reflected in the final report.
helsinki  futures  publicspace  urbanplanning  doprojects  from delicious
august 2010 by Urbanscale
Ascent Stage: Lessons from unmaking urban mistakes
A nuanced, passionate, comprehensively-researched, fairly incredible piece on urban roadway remediation and systemic flow from John Tolva. Frankly, I'm still absorbing the full richness of it, but even a third of the way through I can tell you this is kind of a jackpot link.
systems  transportation  infrastructure  urbancomputing  urbanplanning  complexity  community  datamining  johntolva 
july 2010 by Urbanscale
Programs /velo-city blog | NYC
Getting a younger cohort invested in urban planning through cycling (!). Fully awesome & worthy of support.
(nyc)  community  designingdesign  urbanplanning  cycling 
june 2010 by Urbanscale
planningcorps
Very cool, and just the kind of thing I'm looking forward to getting involved in when we get back.
(nyc)  urbanplanning  community  yes 
may 2010 by Urbanscale
dConstruct 2009: Elements of a Networked Urbanism
A heroic transcription of the talk I gave in Brighton last year. While revealing all my tics and weaknesses as a speaker, it's nonetheless not a bad effort.
urbanism  urbancomputing  urbanplanning  urbansystemsdesign  cities  infrastructure  transit  technology  economics  surveillance  publicspace  interactiondesign 
february 2010 by Urbanscale
NYT: City of Earthy Delights
On Thomas Hoving's legacy of microparks, and how to extend it.
(nyc)  urbanplanning  yes 
december 2009 by Urbanscale
IBM Smart Planet: Smart Cities
Ow, all that smartness smarts. It's amazing how the selfsame rhetoric of urban computing I use to argue for more citizen control is deployed here to support more top-down surveillance and management (and more contracts for IBM).
urbancomputing  urbanism  urbanplanning  knowyourenemy  ibm 
september 2009 by Urbanscale
NYT: Cities Like Seoul Rediscover Waterways They Paved Over
Via Anne Hong. I'd be interested to see just who gathered the data, and how, but Cheonggyecheon appears to be a smashing success at the levels of ecological restoration, temperature modulation and housing values. It's certainly a lovely experience as an urban glade.
urbanism  urbanplanning  seoul 
july 2009 by Urbanscale
Liz Goodman: Designing for Urban Green Spaces
Liz's LIFT Marseilles '09 deck. (OMG can I just say I hate hate hate Slideshare.)
urbanplanning  publicspace  publics  urbancomputing  politics  lizgoodman 
june 2009 by Urbanscale
[Photo]
The city is here for you to use. Photo by Damon Winter.
(nyc)  publicspace  urbanplanning  yes 
may 2009 by Urbanscale
NYT: City Issues Street Design Manual
I'm not always a fan of traffic calming, but this feels like several steps in the right direction to me.
(nyc)  sidewalking  urbanplanning  publicspace 
may 2009 by Urbanscale
NYT: France Unveils Bold Architectural Proposals for Metropolitan Paris
Sorry for all the NYT links. Nico's on top of it this week, though. Looks like top-down planning hasn't quite died. Also: maglev!
urbanplanning  infrastructure  paris  cities  maglev! 
march 2009 by Urbanscale
Boston.com: How the city hurts your brain
Via Jones. There's some absolute patent nonsense in here, among the strong insights, but worthwhile overall.
cities  urbanplanning  attention  cognition 
january 2009 by Urbanscale
Space Syntax: "Space Is The Machine"
Complete download of Bill Hillier's odd-ass (excuse me: "idiosyncratic") approach to developing an urban pattern language. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_syntax for more.
urbanplanning  space  designingdesign  geography  mapping 
august 2008 by Urbanscale
Streetsblog: Sadik-Khan Introduces the New York City Model
Great. Now if someone could explain to me just what this so-called "New York City model" actually is...
(nyc)  sidewalking  transit  urbanplanning  urbanism  cities  cycling 
april 2008 by Urbanscale
cityofsound: Transport informatics
Dan, once again a half-step ahead of me. [Crumples last two weeks of work.]
transit  mapping  infovisualization  urbancomputing  urbanplanning  danhill 
april 2008 by Urbanscale
Streetsblog: Plan B: Reallocating Street Space To Buses, Bikes & Peds
Interventions in the streetscape that *don't* require permission from upstate.
(nyc)  urbanplanning  traffic  cycling  transit  sidewalking  yes 
april 2008 by Urbanscale
Flaneurs: The network is the city
"A creative workshop on mobile urban services for London 2012." Exemplary information architecture, too.
london  LHR  urbanism  urbancomputing  urbanplanning  olympics 
march 2008 by Urbanscale
This Place Is…
"Raising awareness of people-centered place design"
urbanism  urbanplanning  design  ethnography  humangeography  cities 
january 2008 by Urbanscale
Villes 2.0
It would be lovely to have any equivalent to this initiative here - in the US, I mean. We can't even seem to get bike lanes accomplished.
urbanism  urbancomputing  urbanplanning  mobility  ubicomp  everyware 
january 2008 by Urbanscale
Parked Cars as a Buffer for Cyclists
Timid and partial, but a concrete step in the right direction (no pun intended)
(nyc)  infrastructure  sidewalking  urbanplanning  cycling  traffic 
october 2007 by Urbanscale
How children lost the right to roam in four generations
(However ironic it is that this is in the Daily Mail, which does so much to stokes all those fears that keep kids housebound.)
walkshed  kultur  urbanplanning  space 
june 2007 by Urbanscale
Ninth Avenue Renaissance
Pinch me, I'm dreaming. Can we have this on Second Ave?
(nyc)  urbanplanning  sidewalking  traffic  transit  cycling 
may 2007 by Urbanscale
Shanghaiist: A chip off the old Roppongi Hills block?
My old Roppongi Hills piece shows up, apropos of a Mori development in Shanghai
shanghai  moribuilding  bad  urbanplanning 
february 2007 by Urbanscale
Clusterfuck Nation: The Agenda Restated
Kunstler must've gotten up on the right side of the bed this morning. This here is him at or pretty close to his best.
kultur  economics  peakoil  adaptivereuse  lostage  futures  urbanplanning  lifeduringwartime 
february 2007 by Urbanscale
NYT: The City That Never Walks
Poignantly, NYC is losing its status as America's walking capital. Notes the culprit is Atlanta-style suburbanization - oh boy do I agree. Keep New York New York!
(nyc)  walkshed  urbanism  urbanplanning  traffic  transit  sidewalking 
january 2007 by Urbanscale
PT's Parking Blog
A leetle disturbed by the pro-business, pro-car slant here, but maybe I shouldn't be surprised.
parking  urbanplanning 
january 2007 by Urbanscale
List of works by Donald Shoup
With a background in economics, engineering, and planning, Donald Shoup...has extensively studied the issue of parking as a key link between transportation and land use, with important consequences for cities, the economy, and the environment
urbanplanning  economics  traffic  parking  cars 
january 2007 by Urbanscale
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | Giant tent to be built in Astana
"For toDAY third of MAY twenty-TEN ManhatTEN reports mild spring-type weather under the Fuller Dome."
architecture  sirnormanfoster  kazakhstan  urbanplanning  megalomania 
december 2006 by Urbanscale
Esposizione Universale Roma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Damn hard to find any good information on Mussolini's fascist "Third Rome."
architecture  italy  ilduce  urbanplanning 
august 2006 by Urbanscale
Constant Nieuwenhuis: New Babylon (1974)
Ironic in the extreme to see what became of these ideas in, e.g., Herman Miller's Action Office.
architecture  urbanplanning  situationism  massamateurization  everyware 
april 2006 by Urbanscale

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