Jan-Jun 2019[edit | edit source]
Marmalade Lane: the car-free, triple-glazed, 42-house oasis, May 8[2]
A Modest Proposal to Eliminate 11,000 Urban Parking Spots, Mar 29[3]
Oslo Is (Almost) Car-Free -- And Likes It That Way, Mar 5[4]
Urban co-design for better wellbeing and health: Healthy New Town, Jan 9[5]
Happy space, Jan[6]
2018[edit | edit source]
Timpson says a locally-driven approach needed to rejuvenate high streets. Retail industry experts have called for a community-focused approach to tackling the challenges facing high streets and town centres. Dec 20[7]
The city turning streets into gardens, Nov 22[8]
How renters are becoming co-owners and co-developers, Nov 8[9]
Create Streets say: We don't want NIMBYs, but YIMBYs and BIMBYs (Y for "Yes", B for "Beautiful"), Oct 15[10]
A City That Takes Climate Change Seriously: Paris, Oct 10[11]
'For me, this is paradise': life in the Spanish city that banned cars, The Guardian (Sep 18, 2018) — In Pontevedra, the usual soundtrack of a Spanish city has been replaced by the tweeting of birds and the chatter of humans
Norway builds world's tallest timber tower, and it's both environmentally friendly and fire resistant, Sep 5[12]
This disastrous new project will change the face of Britain, yet no debate is allowed, George Monbiot, Aug 22[13]
Los Angeles Tests the Power of ‘Play Streets’, Apr 29[14]
Why 'urban villages' are on the rise around the world, Feb 1[15]
See also[edit | edit source]
- Urban sustainability news (latest), 2020-2022, 2018-2019, 2017, 2015-2016, 2010-2014
- Urban sustainability
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