Leading Off Leading Off (8/10/17) By Christiana Nielson | 2 weeks ago November bond package expanded, SMU moves 9/11 memorial back to traditional spot, Dallas Stars oppose bathroom bill, and more.
Fair Park A Scathing Look at Fair Park’s History and Why Dallas Needs to Finally Fix the Park By Peter Simek | 3 weeks ago A new report tells a difficult story about how the city and the State Fair ruined South Dallas and advocates for a new way forward.
Urbanism We Got Ourselves a Bike-Share War in Dallas By Tim Rogers | 3 weeks ago Watch out, VBikes. Spin is here.
Leading Off Leading Off (8/3/17) By Christiana Nielson | 3 weeks ago Council debates Trinity park methods, Wynnewood Village gets an upgrade, and more.
Leading Off Leading Off (7/27/17) By Christiana Nielson | 4 weeks ago Trinity River park proposal, Neiman's job cuts, and more.
Urbanism Deep Ellum, Texas Doughnuts, and the Challenges of Urban Renewal By Peter Simek | 4 weeks ago A San Franciscan's take on Deep Ellum highlights the distance between our dreams of urban resurgence and the kind of development possible in 2017
Urban Design Not Only Are Ugly Buildings Messing Up Dallas, They May Be Ruining Your Health By Peter Simek | 4 weeks ago Critic Sarah Williams Goldhagen argues in a new book that, for better or worse, buildings profoundly shape our feelings, memories, and well-being.
Urban Design Why Dallas Keeps Getting Uglier By Peter Simek | 1 month ago Developers are content to build a new Dallas defined by homogeneous, uninspired apartment blocks.
Restaurants Cool New Fountain in Front of Javier’s By Tim Rogers | 1 month ago Just in time for summer!
Urbanism A Tiny Neighborhood Group took on Wal-Mart and Dallas City Hall and Won By Peter Simek | 1 month ago The Uptown Sam's Club would have ruined a 75-acre tract in Dallas' most rapidly urbanizing neighborhood. City Hall approved it. Neighbors beat it.
Leading Off Leading Off (6/29/17) By Christiana Nielson | 2 months ago I-35 deck park approved, Attorney General joins voter fraud investigation, and more.
Good Public Transit Cotton Belt Debt Issuance Fails to Pass DART Board By Peter Simek | 2 months ago As Dallas support shifts away from sprawling light rail system, the future of the $1 billion project is in doubt.
