Discover how innovative urban design can promote health and well-being in high-density cities for a sustainable future.

Planning where to invest in green roofs, parks, wetlands, or stormwater systems is not just a technical question - it’s a ...

MODE’s “one-stop shop” approach is transforming marginal sites into thriving multi-purpose developments and rewriting ROI ...

“The Urban and Regional Planning Program at UTSA has quickly been recognized ... Able City and MIG, are only a few examples of the places where UTSA Planning graduates are having big impact. “This ...

For example, a FAR of 2.0 means the ... Such changes would not align with fundamental urban planning principles and would encourage the indiscriminate construction of high-rise buildings solely ...

We asked the 10 candidates for the Columbus City School board to tell us about themselves and why they are the best candidate ...

Managed retreat can be traumatic and hard. But with good planning, the land left behind can serve new purposes, and make ...

Transportation Justice Expo on April 5 furthers work on finding solutions to gaps in transportation options for all ...

For example, urban development should create ... which reduces overall commute time and encourages walking. While 20th century urban planning promoted the separation of different land uses in ...

In the mobility sector, centrally run urban missions supported cities in planning their city mobility ... process at the sub-national level. For example, the conditionalities levied on city ...

Distance plays a key role in determining the final price for vehicle transportation. Longer distances generally mean higher ...