Head for the Hills
By Nick Sifuentes - Jan 6th, 2009 at 3:40 pmDescribing the city as a “deeply unnatural and overwhelming place,” Jonah Lehrer writes a lengthy paean to the countryside in The Boston Globe, anchored by…
Describing the city as a “deeply unnatural and overwhelming place,” Jonah Lehrer writes a lengthy paean to the countryside in The Boston Globe, anchored by…
Ezra points to a suggestions page for what the Office of Urban Policy should do. It’s pretty interesting to see which projects people favor more…
This article on Clusterstock is easily the stupidest thing I have seen on the Internet about infrastructure spending.
Every single sentence is replete with idiocy,…
Athena writes in response to Kay’s post on high-speed rails:
I think both local transit and connecting transit are important to invest in, but I…
Last week, Campus Progress ran a piece by Next American City urban leaders fellow Ben Adler that argued Proposition 1A, the ballot initiative that invests…
I’ve really been on an unusually large urbanism craze this week. Don’t get me wrong: I like it, I just don’t usually think about it…
The idea of creating free wireless networks for major cities has been much discussed, but for one reason or another–usually the logistics of installation or…
The consensus I’m getting from people I trust is that President-elect Obama’s Office of Urban Policy should apply the priorities of other departments like those…
President-elect Obama has proposed an Office of Urban Planning, something I’m really excited about. America is no longer an agrarian society and the structure of…
As I write this I’m watching a mother and her daughter walk into our condominium building. Like me, the building is their home, but unlike…