Landscape Architecture
Dreams look a lot more like reality this week in Dallas.
The Dallas Morning News
Insight from Barcelona and Portland on how to plan and design an active, welcoming neighborhood square.
The Western Planner
The long-anticipated Domino Park, located in front of the former Domino Sugar refinery on the East River in Brooklyn, was designed by James Corner Field Operations (JFCO).
The Architect's Newspaper
The city of San Antonio has a lot of money to spend on trees but not a lot of places to plant them.
San Antonio Express-News
Storm resilience is a key design element of Hunter’s Point South Park in New York.
CityLab
A visit to the park highlights the creative reuse and design that is transforming an old railway into a vibrant public space.
The Washington Post
The Underline will run for ten miles under Metrorail's elevated tracks in Miami.
Miami Herald
"There’s a dramatic difference, Cityfront Center shows, between real estate success and building a great city."
Chicago Tribune
The gift is especially notable for its contributions toward efforts to redevelop Detroit's West Riverfront.
The Detroit Free Press
The city plans to use a different approach to tackle its longstanding flood problems.
NOLA.com
The Brooklyn Heights Promenade will be closed as the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway below it is replaced. A Brownstoner column celebrates the esplanade's 68th birthday on Oct. 7, noting its troubled past and connection to Robert Moses.
Brownstoner
The city of Memphis, Tennessee is in the middle of an understated boom focused on downtown development and adaptive reuse.
Curbed
After delays and a groundbreaking that still has not happened, proposed changes to New York’s big resiliency project have not been well received.
Politico
More than one-half mile of elevated expressway was demolished in the heart of downtown Montréal to make way for a spectacular ground-level urban boulevard and over six acres of continuous public space, bookended by two monumental sculptures.
Canadian Architect magazine
With a plan to build a Trinity Toll Road a thing of the past, there are now two plans for parks along the Trinity River. One would "rewild" the watershed.
D Magazine
A competition in the San Francisco Bay Area highlights projects considering new ways to design for impending environmental changes.
San Francisco Chronicle
Park planner Clement Lau discusses five (plus one in Los Angeles) key data sources for parks and recreation planning.
UrbDeZine
The 311-acre Phil Hardberger Park, opened in San Antonio in 2010, is bifurcated by the Wurzbach Parkway. A new landbridge will connect both sides of the park.
San Antonio Express-News
A financing plan for a park near Hudson Yards would blow away precedent.
Crain's New York Business
The Westside Park at Bellwood Quarry could eventually become the city of Atlanta's largest park.
Curbed Atlanta
