Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 3 By Alex Macon | 2 days ago In the Cedars, a sidewalk disappears.
Urbanism Why Don’t Dallas’ Downtown Parks Have Basketball Courts? By Peter Simek | 1 week ago A handful of new parks are planned for downtown Dallas. Klyde Warren aside, the mixed quality of city center's current parks do not guarantee success.
Good Public Transit Here’s More Evidence that Dallas Is Overdue for a Bus System Overhaul By Peter Simek | 4 weeks ago Houston is one of two cities in the nation that posted increased bus ridership in 2017, a result of its redesigned system.
Trinity River Brent Brown Steps Down From bcWorkshop to Head Trinity Park Conservancy By Peter Simek | 2 months ago The architect, city planner, and urban designer will lead the effort to implement the Michael van Valkenburgh plan for the Trinity River
Leading Off Leading Off (3/1/18) By Christiana Nielson | 2 months ago Happy first day of March, everyone.
Architecture & Design This Ugly Dallas Apartment High-Rise Sure Does Look Familiar By Alex Macon | 2 months ago Probably because it's a near-exact clone of luxury towers in Houston, Austin, Denver, Raleigh, and elsewhere.
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 2 By Alex Macon | 2 months ago The two words any downtown ambulator has learned to fear: Sidewalk Closed.
Urban Design Yelp Study Illustrates How Urban Sprawl Contributes to Bad Eating By Peter Simek | 2 months ago No big surprises here: car-centric cities deliver on car-centric food choices
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians By Tim Rogers | 2 months ago Everyone hop in your car!
Urbanism It Is Too Soon to Regulate Dallas’ Bike Share Companies By Peter Simek | 3 months ago Rather than creating clutter, the companies have simply—and somewhat unwittingly—revealed flaws in human behavior and urban design.
Nonprofits The Goatherd and the Mexican Mafia By Kathy Wise | 3 months ago A story of love, loss, and redemption of Biblical proportions.
Agrarianism The Rogue Shepherd By Kathy Wise | 3 months ago After his first wife’s death, Daron Babcock started picking bar fights and snorting rails of coke. Then he did something even crazier. He started a farm in South Dallas.
