#urban-planning

#urban-planning

Hoboken's ResilienCity Park creatively manages stormwater, demonstrating a model for NYC's green spaces to combat flooding risks.

Philadelphia should focus on weatherization and energy efficiency while aiming for greater renewable energy integration.

Shekou School is undergoing a renovation to merge old structures with new design, creating functional and spatial harmony.

The proposal aims to enhance pedestrian safety and increase car parking at the school.

Long Island City plans to build 14,700 new homes by rezoning industrial areas for residential development.

San Jose initiates expedited housing projects under Mayor Mahan's program, aiming to enhance downtown vibrancy and address housing shortages.

Palo Alto leaders should engage property owners before developing housing on downtown parking lots.

The Palo Alto City Council approved a contentious townhome project over shopping center owners' objections, opening opportunities for future developments.

Brentwood Council rejected plans for 97 homes, highlighting issues of density and access, with a planning inspector to make the final decision.

A new ten-storey student block and affordable homes are planned next to West Hampstead station as part of the redevelopment project.

Old Sarum Airfield will offer self-build plots as part of a new housing development, merging history with modern living.

San Jose is developing 780 affordable homes in Alviso using innovative construction techniques and a state law to expedite the approval process.

NYC's housing calendar highlights crucial upcoming events and affordable housing lotteries that residents should not miss.

Vistry Group to develop affordable housing scheme near North Middlesex Hospital, providing 284 homes and community facilities.

Los Gatos is moving towards more affordable housing solutions to comply with state mandates.

Britain faces a vehicular crisis as SUV sales surge, causing road damage, parking issues, and heightened risks for other road users.

Fixing Penn Station requires understanding its history, function, and form to create a viable transportation solution.

The law of induced demand explains how expanding roads leads to more traffic, urging cities to rethink transport infrastructure.

Transportation Secretary Duffy criticizes bike lanes for creating congestion and compromising safety, questioning their effectiveness in increasing bike ridership.

Paris will enforce carpool lane rules with fines from May 2nd, targeting solo drivers to improve traffic efficiency.

The CORNER garden enhances community space while integrating necessary drying racks, focusing on tranquility and usability.

Shou'er Community's layout allows for effective transformation leading to a harmonious urban environment.

The Regina Road estate is set to transform into a community-oriented space with new homes and facilities as part of Croydon's regeneration.

City aims to plan investments in East Austin neighborhoods at risk of gentrification.

The city plans to coordinate public investments in East Austin to combat gentrification and support local cultural heritage.

The gymnasium project fosters connectivity with the community and its environment.

Planning changes in Austin may enable significant redevelopment of park-and-ride facilities, aiming for improved transit infrastructure and community enhancement.

The city is privatizing public street space to allow businesses to operate in formerly car-free areas.

Park Royal station is critically flawed for pedestrians and poorly designed for urban access.

Concerns arise regarding Mayor Sadiq's plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street, with calls for more detailed proposals and safety considerations.

Sadiq Khan proposes pedestrianisation of Oxford Street to enhance public space, facing local resistance due to practical issues.

San Jose's BART extension project is criticized for being unnecessarily deep and costly, prioritizing businesses over effective transit solutions.

Munich is recognized as the most walkable city in the world, owing to its extensive pedestrian and bike infrastructure.

The removal of major Toronto bike lanes may be unconstitutional according to cyclists' lawyers.

Reopening Silver Lake Park Road prioritizes traffic flow over park safety, despite claims of preventing assaults.

The Vaillancourt Fountain might be demolished, but advocates are rallying to preserve the iconic structure.

Xirang Hotel uniquely blends urban and natural settings through a choreographed sequence of spaces, enhancing the guest experience with distinct courtyard atmospheres.

The design integrates indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing connectivity and maximizing natural light in the Chacarita neighborhood.

A new building in Cascais creates a unique presence and harmonious integration with its surroundings.

The Denver Single Stair Housing Challenge highlights innovative solutions for high-density residential living focused on sustainability and community.

Entries were required to enhance quality of life while addressing urban sprawl and housing shortages.

The debate on upzoning revolves around its legitimacy in providing diverse housing options versus potential displacement of vulnerable communities.

The Board of Supervisors passed a bill to notify communities about major zoning changes on the West Side.

Vandals repeatedly cut down speed camera; advocates urge city to improve Parkside Drive safety.

Ontario judge issues injunction halting removal of bike lanes pending constitutional review.

India is transitioning from horizontal sprawl to vertical growth in urban development due to rising populations and economic factors.

A new residential skyscraper in downtown LA has cleared regulatory hurdles and aims for final approval, enhancing the Bloc's mixed-use environment.

The development focuses on resilience and sustainability while enhancing community-focused amenities.

Santa Clara's landscape transformation is delayed despite completed apartments, with future plans for a major mixed-use development stalled.

Recent developments include new high-rises that add significant residential units and public amenities.