Walkability and human connection: what London can learn from the Planetizen series
The Planetizen series on planning for love explores how walkable streets foster social bonds. As London pursues its Healthy Streets agenda, the…
Read updateThe Planetizen series on planning for love explores how walkable streets foster social bonds. As London pursues its Healthy Streets agenda, the…
Read updateAs London grapples with a persistent housing shortage and escalating costs, the city of Ithaca, New York, is implementing a comprehensive zoning…
Read updateA new survey indicates a strong desire for walkable amenities among Americans, yet a significant portion expresses reservations about the increased housing…
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Read updateNew research from MIT indicates that increased walkability in urban areas could lead to significant reductions in the burden on healthcare systems.…
Read updateA new ranking by CityNerd highlights the urban planning success of Vancouver and Seattle in hosting World Cup 2026 matches, contrasting with…
Read updateMesa, Arizona, has given the green light to a new 1,000-unit residential development designed to minimise car dependency, mirroring the successful 'car-light'…
Read updateAs Houston prepares for the FIFA World Cup, the city has introduced a 14-mile "Green Corridor" to enhance transit access and walkability.…
Read updateA revised proposal by the Chicago Cubs to expand the team’s parking facilities near Wrigley Field is encountering significant opposition from local…
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