Urbanism Scenes from D Magazine’s Urbanism Symposium By Carly Mann | 2 months ago On Wednesday, July 11, D Magazine hosted a sold-out symposium at the Dallas Museum of Art in conjunction with its "Dallas and the New Urbanism" special edition.
Urbanism Takeaways From Our Urbanism Symposium at the Dallas Museum of Art By Matt Goodman | 2 months ago Affordable housing. Walkability. Displacement. Culture. A sold-out auditorium got a glimpse at Dallas' future, possibilities and challenges alike.
Urbanism DMN: 260,000 North Texans Want to Live Downtown By Matt Goodman | 2 months ago Except they didn't quite say that.
Local News How Dallas Paved a Future of Growth, Inequality, and Crisis By Peter Simek | 3 months ago The region's propensity to build, coupled with its dedication to real estate, has created an unequal present for its residents. But that can change.
Transportation The Woman’s Guide to Surviving DART By Annie Wiles | 4 months ago When embarking on Dallas public transit, every ride brings its own peril and pervs.
Design The Margaret McDermott Bridge Is Just the Latest Troubled Calatrava Project By Alex Macon | 6 months ago Even before the latest round of bad press for the Dallas bridge, star architect Santiago Calatrava had left a string of plagued projects in his wake.
Transportation This Lowest Greenville Street Sign Will Soon Be Fixed By Tim Rogers | 6 months ago Do the right thing.
Transportation Dallas Isn’t the Only City That Likes to Wreck Share Bikes By Tim Rogers | 7 months ago What is wrong with people?
Visual Arts With Casita Triste, Dallas’ Affordable Housing Problem Hits Close to Home By Christiana Nielson | 7 months ago Giovanni Valderas' Sad Little Houses, those forlorn piñata sculptures popping up all over Oak Cliff, are colorful calls to action in the gentrifying neighborhood.
Transportation This Rain Will Not Dampen the Share Bike Apocalypse By Tim Rogers | 7 months ago This is getting wheelie bad.
Urbanism There Sure Are A Lot of Specials on Uptown’s Expensive Apartment Stock By Jon Anderson | 10 months ago It's a sign that the high-end towers that populate the McKinney Avenue corridor aren't renting. It's not a demand issue; it's price.
Local News Council Won’t Vote Today on Studying the Economic Impact of Removing I-345 By Matt Goodman | 11 months ago The agenda item was pulled from Wednesday's meeting, according to an assistant city manager.
Urbanism Dallas Council Committee Vote Marks Breakthrough on I-345 Teardown By Matt Goodman | 11 months ago The Economic Development and Housing Committee voted Monday to join a TxDOT study exploring the impact of removing the highway.
