Andrew Price 
San Francisco just broke ground on its new $4-billion Transbay Transit Terminal. When it's done, it'll look like this.
Not bad, right? Rainwater retrieval system? Check. Green roof? Check. Wind turbines? Check. It was designed by Connecticut-based Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, and you can see a gorgeous slideshow of renderings on their site.
Via Inhabitat.
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The city has announced that it will pilot an almost $8 million bikeshare pilot, starting next year.
Can "casual carpool"-the Bay Area's grassroots solution to traffic-go global? Every weekday, between 6:00 and 9:30 in the morning, a stream of...
San Francisco's new Pavement to Parks initiative: Many of our streets are excessively wide and contain large zones of wasted space, especially at...
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I came across these great murals outside of GAFTA.
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