Articles Transform a Public Space Project: Take a look at 4 More Submissions Good PartnerOct 24, 2012
Articles Dispatch from the World Urban Forum: What's the Future of Cities? Good PartnerChristine MclarenSep 01, 2012
Articles Build This Tiny DIY House and Transform Your City Brought to you by BMW Guggenheim Lab. Could you stay in a one square meter house? Read about the home that can be put anywhere.Good PartnerChristine Mclaren13 Jul, 2012
Articles Project: Call for Ideas - How Would You Transform a Public Place? Brought to you by BMW Guggenheim Lab. Do you have a great idea of how to make a public urban space more comfortable? If so, submit your idea now.Good Partner24 Jun, 2012
Articles Confronting Comfort: BMW Guggenheim Lab Opens Brought to you by BMW Guggenheim Lab. The lab opens in Berlin today, calling on city residents to confront urban comfort and inspire change.Good Partner22 Jun, 2012
Articles Students and Teachers Join Forces for Social Change in East L.A. Roosevelt High is hosting a day-long conference with the goal of catalyzing change in Boyle Heights and beyond.Liz Dwyer09 Jun, 2012
Articles How to Start an Urban Farm in a Post-Industrial City Youngstown, Ohio, may have shrunk, but its urban farms are growing.Sarah Laskow08 Jun, 2012
Articles Kickstarter for Neighborhoods Brings Crowdfunding's Potential to Urban Renewal Spacehive is a London-based company that's helping community centers, parks, and parade organizers get the funding to change their communities.Zak Stone07 Jun, 2012
Articles In New Orleans, Net-Zero Energy Homes Go on the Market More than five years ago, Global Green USA started working to help New Orleans build back greener.Sarah Laskow21 May, 2012
Articles A Geodesic Dome Promises Fish from the Sky A design for a geodesic dome could allow for affordable rooftop aquaponics.Zak Stone17 May, 2012
Articles Dumpster Pinhole Cameras Capture a City's Hidden Side Sanitation workers who are also amateur photographers are documenting the city they keep clean.Liz Dwyer05 May, 2012
Articles 'Spaces to Ramble': Why Cities Need More Central Parks An interactive walk explores what a space like Central Park can provide to city dwellers.Sarah Laskow04 May, 2012
A Former Chicago Meatpacking Plant Becomes a Self-Sustaining Vertical Farm Once dedicated to producing red meat for the masses, the building will become a zero-waste producer of more sustainable foods.Julie Ma30 Apr, 2012
Articles If You Build Bike Lanes, They Will Ride It doesn't matter if your city is hot or cold, wet or dry, young or old: If you want more bike commuters, build more bike lanes. Science says so!Tim Fernholz19 Apr, 2012
Culture Kulturpark: An Abandoned Amusement Park Becomes a Public Art Space This June, a group of creatives based in Berlin plans to sustainably revamp and reestablish an abandoned amusement park called “Kulturpark.”Julie Ma18 Apr, 2012
Articles What Will It Take to Change Commuters' Behavior in Los Angeles? A lot of small nudges could add up to the big shift L.A. needs.Alissa Walker18 Apr, 2012
Articles Can America's Largest Green Business Development Spark a Movement? An attempt to build the country's largest sustainable shopping center morphed into an experiment in green business development.Tanveer Ali05 Apr, 2012
Articles At SXSW, an Electric Bike Offers a Path to Conscious Commuting Conscious Commuter is showing off a fully collapsible, electric bicycle at this year's SXSW Green ZoneZak Stone17 Mar, 2012