Humor
The tiniest house anyone has ever seen.
Science Daily
This version is called 'The Best of All Possible Plans.'
Twitter
A satirical post for McSweeney's about the typical approach to the country's growing number of homeless brought to mind a famous song by Meat Loaf.
McSweeney's
The folks over at City Observatory brew up a "Cappuccino Congestion Index" to show that anything can be shown to cost Americans vast sums of money.
City Observatory
What does the flavor of your drink say about the flavor of your urbanism?
The Market Urbanism Report
They heard you like transit, so they put transit in your memes. (If you don't know what that means, read on.)
Chicago Magazine
The perennial debate is renewed, and potentially resolved: Which city's metro system has the best transit map?
Greater Greater Washington
It's a big little deal. Or is it a little big deal?
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Blog post
Those of us who cherish cities have much to be grateful for (at least in some cities).
The centerpiece of the Trump Administration's draft budget outline for 2020 is the creation of a new Cabinet-level department tasked with solving the nation's planning and infrastructure challenges.
Planetizen April 1st Edition
The pundits got it wrong.
Planetizen April 1st Edition
Facebook has announced plans for a new kind of city, which will begin as a new digital layer over reality in Menlo Park, California before quickly spread over everything.
Planetizen April 1st Edition
At a press event and photo op to reveal his newly renovated office, Secretary Ben Carson showed off his recently acquired knowledge of planning history.
Planetizen April 1st Edition
The "Unity of the Transit Trinity" has been achieved.
Planetizen April 1st Edition
It's a sad day. Portlandia will no longer skewer the idiosyncrasies of enlightened urban lifestyles.
The Oregonian
Blog post
A playlist for those who seek inspiration from water—whether it's falling from the sky or running downhill.
Here's a concept we can get behind.
The Fresno Bee
It's a free online video game, in retro 8-bit style. What could go wrong?
Bloomberg
Richard Florida provides a geographic analysis of the athlete representing the United States at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
CityLab
