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Category Archives: Land Use
Metro, Decoded: The Saga of the Century City Stop
The Westside Subway Extension continues to be a polarizing issue for some members of the Beverly Hills community, and proponents of the continuation of the line. Continue reading
A New Vision for Downtown L.A.
Photo: Downtown Los Angeles: What Was, What Is, What is to Come An incredible work of art surfaced on the World Wide Web recently. The aesthetically pleasing film created by three Cal Poly San Luis Obispo students in conjunction with mega … Continue reading
Posted in Land Use, Uncategorized
Tagged Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Downtown LA, Gensler, los angeles
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And the Winner Is…
Photo: MVVA/HNTB Team Who knew roadkill in America is an $8 billion dollar problem?! Thus, born out of necessity (aptly referred to as an emerging critical priority) according to organizers, comes the ARC: International Wildlife Crossing Infrastructure Design Competition. The … Continue reading
Mega-Burden
The world’s population is exploding. By 2040, two in three people will live in cities, and the world’s urban population will grow from 3.5 billion to 5.6 billion. The number of “megacities” – urban areas with more than 10 million … Continue reading
Football to Downtown, Not So Fast
Has AEG shown up too late for the party? Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) led by President and CEO Tim Leiweke wants to take part in bringing the next NFL franchise to Los Angeles, or so it seems. Both Leiweke and businessman Casey Wasserman, … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Infrastructure, Land Use, Law, Planning
Tagged downtown, downtown revitalization, los angeles, stadium
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Nimble Cities
Slate wants your ideas! They want to know how you would move people efficiently, safely, and in a pleasurable way. Then they want you to vote on the best submission. Its called Nimble Cities, the second part of their Hive … Continue reading
Posted in Built Environment, Infrastructure, Land Use, Planning, Sustainability, Transportation, Urban Design
Tagged cities, efficiency
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Beautifying Highways
Photo: Mei-Chun Jau, for USA TODAY Most people would agree that freeway driving is stressful, to say the least. Though they get us where we need to go, freeways simultaneously conjure up negative images of congestion, pollution, gridlock, and neighborhood separation. … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental, Infrastructure, Land Use, Transportation, Urban Design
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