- Young people want walkable neighbourhoods, but safety is a worry, Dec 17[1]
- What could Vienna’s low-cost housing policy teach the UK? Dec 12[2]
- London Mayor Seeks Revival of Public Drinking Fountains, Dec 4[3]
November[edit | edit source]
It's happening: Oxford Street will be pedestrianised next year, Nov 6[4]
In Morocco, a blue tourist town is turning green, Nov 14[5]
October[edit | edit source]
The European cities leading the way in car-free living, Oct 14[6]
Depave picks away pavement to create green space, Oct 11[7]
Oxford aims for world’s first zero emissions zone with petrol car ban, Oct 12[8]
Essen's experiment: can going green revive a post-industrial city economy? Oct 6[9]
September[edit | edit source]
Building the world’s greenest city, Sep 19[10]
Where is the world's most walkable city? Sep 12[11]
August[edit | edit source]
How a city in Spain got rid of its cars, Aug 30[12]
Berlin's Holzmarkt Shows the Incredible Potential of Urban Villages, Aug 23[13]
July[edit | edit source]
New Report Highlights the Role of Sharing in Promoting Urban sustainability, Jul 24[14]
June[edit | edit source]
How Madrid's residents are using open-source urban planning to create shared spaces – and build democracy, Jun 27[15]
How Essen has thrown off its heavy industrial past to become a model of sustainability, Jun 26[16]
Public Spaces: 10 Principles for Connecting People and the Streets, Jun 9[17]
Eco-friendly ‘green’ district launched in Detroit, Jun 7[18]
What About the People? Unlocking the Key to Socially Sustainable and Resilient Communities, Jun 6[19]
An Informal Settlement in Puerto Rico Has Become the World's First Favela Community Land Trust, Jun 1[20]
May[edit | edit source]
WikiBlock: Build your own urban furniture, May 31[21]
Meet Montréal’s New Wave of Activist Developers, May 30[22]
Experimental City: How Rotterdam Became A World Leader In Sustainable Urban Design, May 12[23]
Stockholm Starts a Friendly Rivalry Over Car-Free Planning, May 12[24]
Kenmore prepares for 3rd Akron Better Block this summer, May 12[25]
April[edit | edit source]
In Berlin, a Model for Creative and Affordable Housing, Apr 12[26]
March[edit | edit source]
Good Design Isn't Enough to Build a Successful Public Space, Mar 31[27]
Overcoming Stigma: One Event at a Time, Mar 31[28]
The Future of Portland’s Skyline Is Made of Wood. Yes, Wood. Mar 20[29]
6 Groundbreaking Community Land Trusts and Housing Co-ops from Around the World, Mar 13[30]
To engage citizens in planning technology must be matched with a participatory culture, Mar[31]
Public, not private, interests now rule riverfront plan, Mar 11[32]
February[edit | edit source]
Upcycling Baltimore's vacant buildings tackles both empty houses and unemployment, by @eillieanzi, Feb 27[33]
New Municipalism in Poland, Feb 17[34]
The Fab City: It's More Than Just a City Full of Fab Labs, Feb 6[35]
See also[edit | edit source]
- Urban sustainability news (latest), 2020-2022, 2018-2019, 2017, 2015-2016, 2010-2014
- Urban sustainability
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References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ theconversation.com
- ↑ The Guardian
- ↑ nytimes.com
- ↑ @CityAM
- ↑ enca.com
- ↑ standard.co.uk
- ↑ oregonlive.com
- ↑ The Guardian
- ↑ The Guardian
- ↑ @ecobusinesscom
- ↑ The Guardian
- ↑ citiscope.org
- ↑ Shareable
- ↑ @Shareable
- ↑ theconversation.com
- ↑ eu.smartcitiescouncil.com
- ↑ TheCityFix
- ↑ @detroitnews
- ↑ TheCityFix
- ↑ @Shareable
- ↑ smart-magazine.com
- ↑ nextcity.org
- ↑ fastcodesign.com
- ↑ citylab.com
- ↑ cleveland.com
- ↑ @yesmagazine
- ↑ citylab.com
- ↑ civiccommons.us
- ↑ pdxmonthly.com
- ↑ @Shareable
- ↑ dailyplanet.climate-kic.org
- ↑ @freep
- ↑ fastcoexist.com
- ↑ euroalter.com
- ↑ Shareable
