Tag: City Living

More Animation: Two Steps into the Urban Future

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Digital artist Steve Price "builds Flash animations that show what blighted urban landscapes would look like if they became healthier, safer, and more sustainable pla

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How to Design Family-Friendly Transit

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I'm a father of several small children, including twin four-year-old boys.

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Can We Design Cities for Happiness?

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Happiness itself is a commons to which everyone should have equal access.

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Three Cool Ways to Explore a City

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1. Flip a Coin: "Lliving a block away from the World Trade Center site after 9/11, I re-explored lower Manhattan by leaving my house, flipping a coin at every intersection to determine my route," writes photographer and writer Gavin Edwards.

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Imagining Streets Without Cars

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"I thought you might get a kick out of a photo side project I've been working on called Narrow Streets: Los Angeles, where I head out to locations in LA (some requested by readers), snap pix of streets, and then narrow them down in Photoshop,

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Happy Together?

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Los Angeles is known for sprawl and the attending ills of traffic, pollution, and disconnect. Our horizontal growth shows on the horizon.

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12 Nifty Ideas to Improve Your City

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Since our launch in October, Shareable.net has published lots of nifty DIY ideas for making cities more sociable, resilient, and sustainable.

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The Next Decade's Top Shareable Trends

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Over at Worldchanging.com, Warren Karlenzig proposes ten big trends in sustainability.

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How to Design Cities to Counter Racism

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In this nine-minute TED video, Nate Silver (primary author of the blog FiveThirtyEight) explores racial attitudes in the 2008 elections.

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The Oakland Food Map

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Shareable contributor Emilie Raguso has created a wonderful resource for the residents of Oakland, California--a food map.

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