Livability in the Mid-Atlantic Region WEBINARS Mid-Atlantic Transportation Webinar Series EVENT DETAILS DATE: Jun 9, 2011 TIME: 12:00 PM –1:30 PM (EDT) PRESENTER: Harrison Rue PLACE: Webinar The mid-Atlantic region is rich with… Read More
Women in Landscape Architecture (WILA) in cooperation with NCSU Department of Landscape Architecture invite the community to attend “The Infrastructure Revolution: Adaptation to Climate Disruption in Coastal Cities”: a public presentation by Kristina… Read More
Monday night’s lecture by Alan Berger, associate professor of Urban Design and Landscape Architecture from MIT, entitled “Exterial Landscapes” is now available (for free!) not available at NCSU’s College of Design’s iTunes U… Read More
Makeover Scheme for San Diego Neighborhood Emphasizes Walkability, Connectivity For more information, contact Trisha Riggs at 202/624-7086; E-mail:priggs@uli.org WASHINGTON (April 9, 2010) — A team of students representing North Carolina State University and… Read More
Here is an illustration of our eagerness for a technological savior to environmental problems. Sounds like a reasonable solution, but wasn’t it technology that caused our problems. Can a problem solve itself? What new… Read More
Today, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced a big move toward putting transit on a more level playing field in federal transportation funding decisions, while encouraging communities to work to maximize the “livability” benefits… Read More
The following article is about Waterpleinen, a redesign of Rotterdam’s stormwater management system. Beautiful indeed, but be sure to check out a contrarian’s opinion about this and the like. ——- In Florian Boer and Marco… Read More
