By: Eric Jaffee | theatlanticcities.com When a new metro line opened up in Istanbul a couple weeks ago, it mostly served as a reminder of something the city has been awaiting for the better part of a decade. That would... Continue Reading →
By: Ryan Holeywell | Governing.com Walk around Arlington County, Va., the compact, urbanized jurisdiction just outside Washington, D.C., and you may start to notice some interesting design details. The sidewalks are wide -- six feet in commercial areas and five... Continue Reading →
By RJ Long, TRA Project Manger MBTA ridership hit an all-time record of 400 million trips this past fiscal year. The ULI Boston report, Hub and Spoke, predicts that ridership could grow to upwards of 500 million trips by 2021.... Continue Reading →
By William Lawrence Managing Director, Consulting Services Article #1: The National Market Perspective Transit Oriented Development (TOD) is the place to be and the thing to build. This is not to say that it is for everyone, but it is where... Continue Reading →
This public pressure, combined with new technological cleanup advances, is changing some cities’ waterways so quickly that they may soon be unrecognizable. In fact, this transitional moment might be the most intriguing time to explore such areas, especially for anyone... Continue Reading →
