Alissa WalkerThe Architect's Newspaper and SCI-Arc have launched their competition to imagine the future of L.A.'s 2,200-acre Cleantech Corridor.
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Don't Reinvent The Wheel, Steal It: An Urban Planning Award for Cities That Copy
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Christopher Hawthorne will sit down with the city's new planning director, Michael LoGrande, on Wednesday night. What would you want to ask him?
Today, Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa signs a comprehensive new bike plan for the city. We asked local experts what it means for cyclists.
Photographer and pilot Michael Light and writer David L. Ulin examine the city's landscape in the photo book L.A. Day/L.A. Night.
A tree may grow in Brooklyn, but there's a 14-acre farm in South Central Los Angeles. It's been there since 1994, donated to residents by the...
A new store and cafe in Skid Row houses the creative work of formerly homeless women from the Downtown Women's Center.
Over 300 dinosaur specimens are featured in the Natural History Museum's Dinosaur Hall, where the focus is on the science, not just the show.
L.A.'s new stadium will be named Farmers Field. What better opportunity to create a massive urban agriculture project for the city?
A new museum situated at the site of L.A.'s birthplace uses a series of engaging video walls on a public walkway to draw potential visitors inside.
The debate about cafeteria food shouldn't just focus on health. It also affects whether teachers can do their jobs effectively.
A new documentary, Greening Southie, examines construction workers' reactions to sustainable building. At a construction site in South Boston a...
Environmentalists hailed New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg when he launched the MillionTrees NYC campaign, a plan to plant one million leafy...
For the New Orleans musician Andreas Hoffmann, a Louisiana transplant originally from Switzerland, Hurricane Katrina sparked a twin call to...
There's good news—economic and environmental—out there on the green jobs front.
Change by Us asked New Yorkers how to green the city. Check out the insightful ideas they came up with.
Compelling portraits of how the invasion of green umbrellas in New York City changed the city's food deserts.
David A. Greene examines the life, near-death, and uncertain future of America’s greatest daily newspaper west of the Mississippi.
Help support artist Eve Mosher (of the High Water Line project) in her latest venture: Green roofs in New York.
Neill Blomkamp, the director of the rather spectacular and Oscar-nominated District 9, spoke at the Vancouver TedX about what aliens will really...
Talent Districts Cities could convert some neighborhoods into learning districts for personal, professional, and entrepreneurial development....
Armed with advice from both UPS and a group of sustainability experts, DODOcase is starting to formulate a long term green strategy.
