Tag
regional planning
by Urban Omnibus
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May 4th, 2012
THE LIMITS OF METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATIONS “The jurisdictional boundaries of our municipalities are basically relics of history that bear almost no...
On the morning of February 23rd, Studio-X opened its doors to a full house of practicing and academic urban designers...
The Omnibus Roundup – Prefab Yards, Megapolitan America, MTA Blitzes, Extending Grids and What to Do
by Urban Omnibus
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November 18th, 2011
PREFAB YARDS SHoP Architects and developer Bruce C. Ratner this week unveiled designs for the first Atlantic Yards tower, a...
On July 14th, a conference on the “Just City” was held in honor of the Ford Foundation’s 75th year, bringing together national and global experts in urban development. Set to “discover a new geography of possibility,” the day included a diverse range of panels to discuss challenges and solutions for urban regions.
The future of our country’s landscape — how and where we will accommodate demographic, economic and environmental changes in the...
by Samir Shah
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April 28th, 2010
Samir Shah recaps “Innovation and the American Metropolis” and calls for a broad and values-based vision to guide design and planning's use of technology.
In advance of a major policy event on technology's impact on regional planning, Tom Wright and Rob Lane discuss the meaning and uses of innovation in the New York metro-region.


