Urbanism & Design: Bay Area Smart Growth Plan, Rooftop Ball Field, Age-Friendly Communities, Job Sprawl
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Bay Area's Smart Growth Plan Has a Few Issues SF Streetsblog
Population growth in the Bay Area doesn't have to mean more traffic and more suburban sprawl, if it's planned for in a sustainable way. Read On |
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School Baseball Field Four Stories Up Yahoo! Sports
Usually, when an outfielder runs through or over the fence in pursuit of a potential home run, they are greeted with gusto when they return to the dugout. Read On |
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Why We Need Age-Friendly Communities Huffington Post
Many of us who care personally and professionally about aging, and millions more who admire the screen legend Bette Davis, may recall the adage attributed to her that "old age is no place for sissies." Read On |
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Separated Uses Can Make Sense in Some Situations Rebuilding Place in Urban Space
A big plank of libertarian thinking is that land use regulation is bad, that property owners ought to be able to proceed unfettered. Read On |
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Augmented Reality City Table Top Digital Urban
The Vuforia AR Extension for Unity allows developers to build AR apps using the cross-platform game engine - Unity. Read On |
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Job Sprawl is Largely a Factor of Geography Better Cities and Towns
The Brookings Institution reported that "job sprawl" continued in the last decade but slowed after the Great Recession. Read On |
