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The Surprising Popularity of An Urban-Themed Coloring Book
What an artist hopes to tell people about cities through an unusual medium.
The Surprising Popularity of An Urban-Themed Coloring Book
What an artist hopes to tell people about cities through an unusual medium.
Why Houston is More Congested than Dallas
Texas’s two main metro areas are similarly sized, but Houston residents deal with much more congestion than their friends in Dallas.
In Houston, Bike Sharing and Parks Form a Perfect Pair
On the East Coast, bike-sharing systems are largely used for commuting. New data reveal Houstonians are using bike-sharing to access parks.
Here Are Four Myths About Houston’s Growth
Everyone knows Houston is gentrifying quickly and real estate is hot everywhere within the Inner Loop … right?
How Salt Lake City is Reusing Its Extra-Wide Streets
An ambitious initiative is inspiring a new approach to development across the city.
Does Urban Planning Have a Race Problem?
As Ferguson’s one-year anniversary approaches, one urban planner says her profession needs to consider how it thinks about race.
Take a Glimpse At The Eerie Interior of Houston's Astrodome
The Kinder Institute takes a peek inside Houston's Astrodome, which hasn't been used on a regular basis since 1999.
Here Are The Nine Steps for Making a Better City
Shelley Poticha, director of NRDC's urban solutions program, offers her rules for what it takes to make cities green, pleasant and walkable.
Memo to Cities: Most Cyclists Aren’t Urban Hipsters
There’s a prevailing stereotype of cyclists as upwardly mobile urbanites who use bikes by choice. But what about the working poor who bike because it’s all they can afford?
Why Achieving L.A.’s Ambitious Transportation Plan is Far from Certain
The city’s new mobility plan is ambitious, but whether it ever becomes a reality remains an open question.
Ryan Holeywell | October 7, 2015 Following a process that took more than a year, the city approved an outline of its goals. Now the real work starts.
What Copenhagen and Houston Tell Us About How “Trust” Affects Cities
You’d be hard pressed to find two Western cities that are more different than Houston and Copenhagen. The reason for that may have something to with the idea of trust.
John Norquist: It's Time to Tear Down Houston's Pierce Elevated
One of the country's foremost advocates for tearing down freeways says it's time for Houston's Pierce Elevated to go.
How Houston Can Harness the Power of “Big Data”
Unprecedented partnership between Rice and City of Houston is part of a growing movement.
Why Residents Have Nuanced Views of Gentrification
Research reveals stark differences among how middle-class residents perceive redevelopment.
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