United States
The relationship between new housing construction and household growth is a fundamental factor in understanding why some central cities lose population and others suffer from a tight housing market.
The Brookings Institution
Something is very wrong with the nation's transportation policy infrastructure, writes Joel Hirschhorn.
Planetizen
Moving on from private houses that had separated uses and retreated from the outside, modern Australian housing design allows for "communal space and privacy, comfort but not excess" and communication with the world.
The Sydney Morning Herald
The term "Induced Travel" is highly controversial but typically misunderstood by both highway advocates and opponents.
U.S. Department Of Transportation
The president of the National Housing Institute looks at how community development is portrayed on the silver screen, and how it affects the work of urban planners.
Shelterforce Online
Historic preservation could be a key factor to future economic prosperity for international cities.
The World Bank Group
The Endangered Species Act recently turned 30. Before celebrating this landmark federal legislation, we should ask ourselves a sobering question. What has the ESA really accomplished?
Reason Public Policy Institute
Many plant and animal species are unlikely to survive climate change, according to new research published in Nature.
Nature
Strong anti-development policy, shortages of stock and infrastructure improvements have led to property price hikes along Australia's northern NSW coast.
Australian Financial Review
A scientist's research challenges the "broken windows" theory.
The New York Times
Canada's largest public housing project is about to be razed and rebuilt, with significant input from its residents.
CBC News
Artists and authors from across the country share their vision of the future for Canada's cities.
CBC News
A study reveals that global warming could cause the extinction of a million species by 2050.
BBC News
Taxing land values more heavily than building and improvements could protect undeveloped land.
Land Lines, Lincoln Institute Of Land Policy
Despite public disdain and Hollywood derision, modernism maintains its grip on architecture.
The Providence Journal
Free markets may be the ticket to a clean energy revolution.
Grist Magazine
Howard Cohen helped reform planning practice in Toronto. Now, he is realizing his vision for the city, one development at a time.
The Toronto Star
Differing attitudes toward growth characterise America's political boundaries.
The Economist
Financing and building affordable housing in Europe is simpler, faster, and more efficent than in the U.S.
The San Francisco Chronicle
The Wall Street Journal's architecture critic wonders if sometimes historic preservation just means that we prefer the 'stagnant status quo.'
Wall St. Journal
