Urbanism Victory Park Is Getting Yet Another Above-Ground Parking Garage By Jon Anderson | 4 days ago One of the city's tallest new buildings gets a street-hogging monstrosity to leave your car in. Thing is, that's not exactly out of vogue in this neighborhood.
Galleries Look: Bicycles Take Over Dallas Roads For a Weekend By Creagh Cross | 1 week ago Scenes from the second-annual Dallas Bike Ride, which had cyclists taking back the streets.
Housing The Texas Tribune Explores Housing Affordability in Dallas By Doyle Rader | 2 weeks ago A developer, a school district trustee, and the head of a housing nonprofit discuss one of the city's most pressing issues.
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 16 By Matt Goodman | 2 weeks ago Back with another banger to start your weekend off right and angry.
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Part 15 By Matt Goodman | 4 weeks ago A call for change.
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 14 By Matt Goodman | 4 weeks ago The Ross Avenue corridor is a damn mess.
Transportation The City Dreams Up a Multimodal Transportation Hub to Complement High-Speed Rail By Shawn Shinneman | 1 month ago We're talking bullet trains, DART, Amtrak, HyperLoop, and aerial taxis out of a single center.
Urbanism Dallas Is Over-Parked By Julia Bunch | 1 month ago As more evidence surfaces that we're building too many parking spots in North Texas, developers are asking how they can discourage costly and under-utilized garages.
Transportation Dallas Is Getting 1,000 Razor Scooters and Maybe Mailed Citations By Shawn Shinneman | 1 month ago It’s like Christmas 2001 all over again, except this time they’re motorized.
Local News 10 Things We Learned About Dallas at the Texas Tribune Festival By Jason Heid | 1 month ago Transportation, equity, corruption, education, poverty—here are the messages a statewide audience heard about North Texas
Urbanism Dallas: The City That Hates Pedestrians, Pt. 11 By Matt Goodman | 2 months ago Alex Macon may be gone, but our city's antipathy toward the existence of sidewalks in the midst of construction lives on.
Urbanism Census Data Show That Dallas Really Is Becoming More Urban By Matt Goodman | 2 months ago Urban infill is attracting a lot of new people.
Urbanism Scenes from D Magazine’s Urbanism Symposium By Carly Mann | 4 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 | 4 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 | 4 months ago Except they didn't quite say that.
