Erin Clark

While planners strive to enhance the transportation-land use configuration to minimize travel and transportation infrastructure, the seemingly unrelenting movement toward larger-scale businesses and services may be counteracting these initiatives.

245,527 acres of forest and wetlands in the Adirondack Mountains will be forever saved from development--but its economic viability will remain.

Arizona's tax structure leads cities to battle across borders for residents and revenues, and to push coordinated development decisions aside.

Amid enormous attention and design changes, New York's World Trade Center site plan is finally coming into its own.

Since Los Angeles's Bunker Hill was blighted and cleared 50 years ago, developers and architects have attempted to bring life back to the area, with Grand Avenue as its core.