Artigos e Notícias

Barcelona’s squares (places in Catalan, plazas in Spanish) are the beating heart of the Catalonian capital – beloved to residents and tourists alike. Breaking the monotony of the city’s gridded streets, these open outdoor areas percolate with the comings

The coronavirus is devastating churches' finances. Affordable housing could provide an answer. The Arlington Presbyterian Church in Virginia was dealing with declining Sunday attendance, and fewer donations, before deciding to turn to

From Ancient Egypt’s deltas to Edinburgh’s crags and peaks, the city pushes back against the dream of human separateness. The ancient city of Alexandria lies on a narrow strip of Mediterranean coast

Both the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement create opportunities to reshape cities in more equitable ways. (The following is the first of a three-part essay that breaks down overlapping

Why do American cities waste so much space on cars? As coronavirus lockdowns crept across the globe this winter and spring, an unusual sound fell over the world’s metropolises: the hush of

What kinds of space are we willing to live and work in now? In 1933, the Finnish architect and designer Hugo Alvar Henrik Aalto, along with his first wife, Aino, completed

The answer to this question defines your lifestyle, the people you surround yourself with, your career trajectory and future opportunities, the problems you will face, and even your life partner. WHERE

U.S. Car-Free Initiatives

Depois da pandemia, ninguém duvida que o dinamismo volte a Nova York, Paris ou São Paulo. Mas essas metrópoles podem emergir diferentes da atual crise. A reabertura de Nova York já completou

Precisamos aproveitar esta oportunidade única para repensar nossas ruas e assegurar um deslocamento seguro para todos e não apenas aos usuários de automóvel. As cidades estão na linha de frente no enfrentamento