Transportation DART’s Cotton Belt Line Comes Into View, to the Chagrin of North Dallas Residents By Doyle Rader | 5 days ago Meanwhile, it still takes more than an hour to get from downtown to 14 miles north using DART.
Urban Design ModTexas Aims to Save Midcentury Architecture One Hashtag at a Time By James Russell | 5 days ago The Instagram crowdsourcing campaign is creating a map of the state's most interesting modern architecture and design.
Urban Design Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 32 By Matt Goodman | 2 weeks ago Uptown, let's chat.
Urbanism The Federal Government May Soon Help Pay to Remove Freeways By Matt Goodman | 3 weeks ago A federal transportation spending bill includes dollars for the planning and construction involved in removing an inner-city freeway.
Urban Design On Knox, Pedestrians Get a Win Over Drivers By Matt Goodman | 1 month ago The 12-story Weir's Plaza construction project shows a glimpse at what a little planning can do.
Urban Design Victory Park and the Design District May Soon Have a Trail Connecting Them By Matt Goodman | 1 month ago One of the trickiest parts of The Loop—the 50-mile paved cycling trail around Dallas—is one of its shortest connections.
Urbanism Lower Greenville’s Transit Bicycle Company Was More Than a Bike Shop By S. Holland Murphy | 2 months ago The store became a de-facto community center for people who enjoyed cycling. It will close on Saturday, and with that comes a void.
Transportation Bike Friendly South Dallas Gets a Home Base By Shawn Shinneman | 2 months ago Dallas is getting friendlier to bikes thanks to a grant, a donation of space, and the continued efforts of one very committed nonprofit.
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 27 By Matt Goodman | 2 months ago The series that will never die.
Urban Design Dallas: The City That Is Gradually Moving Away From Hating Pedestrians By Matt Goodman | 2 months ago Signs of progress herein.
Urbanism Catching Up With the City Staffers Charged With Taking the Sidewalks Back By Matt Goodman | 3 months ago A brief history of what went wrong with our right of way policy.
Urbanism Meet the Urban Designer at the Forefront of Dallas’ Physical and Social Challenges By Jeremiah Jensen | 4 months ago AECOM's Steven Duong is one of the driving forces behind the Resilient Dallas plan.
Local News Scenes from the Agenda for a New Dallas Summit By D Magazine | 5 months ago On March 19, leading transit thinkers and planners from all over the country came to the Dallas Museum of Art to discuss how Dallas can become a more livable, connected city.
Local News Leading Off (3/13/19) By S. Holland Murphy | 5 months ago Stormy morning, sunny afternoon.
Urban Design Dallas Public Transit Was Better in 1919 Than It Is In 2019, Cont’d By Matt Goodman | 6 months ago Adding to a post from last week only shows what we've lost in the past century.
