London’s Urbanism Desk Gears Up for “Fireworks” in City Planning Discourse
Streetsblog USA's "Monday's Headlines Enjoyed the Fireworks" article hints at unfolding developments in urbanism, prompting a look at how London's planning and…
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Rethinking Public Engagement: From Planner Jargon to Lived Experience
A critique of traditional urban planning surveys highlights the need to ask residents about their experiences rather than technical planning questions, advocating…
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The Future of London’s Public Realm: Adapting to Climate Change and Urban Density
As London grapples with increasing urban density and the undeniable impacts of climate change, its public realm stands at a critical juncture.…
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Spokane Transit Authority Seeks Renewal of Crucial Sales Tax Funding
Spokane County voters have the opportunity to renew a 0.2% sales tax that is vital for funding the Spokane Transit Authority's operations…
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Amtrak Faces Widespread Disruptions Amidst Severe Northeast Heatwave
A significant heatwave has led Amtrak to cancel numerous services across the Northeast US, highlighting the vulnerability of rail infrastructure to extreme…
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Indianapolis Considers Data Centre Zoning District Amidst Public Concerns
An Indianapolis city commission has advanced a proposal to create a dedicated zoning district for data centres, aiming to establish specific regulations…
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Judge Halts HUD Homelessness Grant Changes, Citing ‘Hasty’ Approach
A US District Court judge has temporarily blocked the Department of Housing and Urban Development from implementing recent changes to its homelessness…
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World Cup 2026 Stadiums Ranked: Vancouver and Seattle Lead the Pack for Urbanism
A new ranking by CityNerd highlights the urban planning success of Vancouver and Seattle in hosting World Cup 2026 matches, contrasting with…
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Seattle Housing Accelerator Proposal Stalled Amidst Stakeholder Concerns
A pilot program aimed at temporarily reducing builder fees to boost housing starts in Seattle has been put on hold after a…
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Oregon Council Proposes $650 Million “Prosperity Council” Fund Amidst Economic Concerns
A newly released report by Oregon's Prosperity Council outlines a significant funding initiative, sparking debate over its potential impact on economic factors.
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