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Water Management and Climate Change in Ancient Maya City: Science Daily
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When right is not right at all: Tehelka
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Jonathan Glancey’s passport to the planet : The Guardian
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What NASA’s Blue Marble Photo Reveals About Climate Change : Mother Jones
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Before the flood: NewYork City is Just beginning to gird for ‘100 year storm’,if its not already too late : Capital NewYork
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London monuments mark city’s rising water level with LED rings : Digital Trends
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Why Land Use Planning Matters More Than Ever: The Atlantic Cities
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Rolling with Ever-Changing Gas Prices: Lessons from my dumb luck: Place Shakers and News Makers
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Urban Legend: Remembering Why Cities Matter: Kcet.org
Proxy Wars: More on Reconsidering Jane Jacobs : The Huffington Post
Singapore Exports Its Government Expertise in Urban Planning: New York Times
Q&A with Renzo Piano: Metropolis Mag.com
On Gandhi Heritage Sites list, Aga Khan Palace, Yerawada jail: Indian Express
Architecture and Evolutionary Psychology: The Preservation Institute
News – Extreme Makeover: City Council backs new City Center design : Saratoga.com
Are Wooden Skyscrapers in Our Future?: The Mark
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Why Land Use Planning Matters More Than Ever: The Atlantic Cities
Earlier this fall, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) released a report that examines demographic, economic and environmental factors that are changing what will be built, where it will be built,... -
Rolling with Ever-Changing Gas Prices: Lessons from my dumb luck: Place Shakers and News Makers
The Atlanta Journal Constitution’s Op-Ed pages took on the subjectof gas prices this week, devoting a good fifty column inches to a discussion that could otherwise be summarized like this: The price... -
How The “Internet Of Things” Is Turning Cities Into Living Organisms: Fast Company
With a little help from what’s called the Internet of Things, engineers are transforming cities from passive conduits for water into dynamic systems that store and manage it like the... -
The Death of the Fringe Suburb : The New York Times
DRIVE through any number of outer-ring suburbs in America, and you’ll see boarded-up and vacant strip malls, surrounded by vast seas of empty parking spaces. These forlorn monuments to the... -
A McDonald’s for Architecture Snobs: The Atlantic Cities
In some ways, the rise of the McDonald’s franchise was directly linked to several of Modernism’s initial aims, perhaps most evidenced with the fast-food giant’s espousal of standardized methods of... -
PARSING PEAVEY: The Architects News Paper
With its sunken plaza and dramatic concrete waterfalls, Peavey Plaza in Minneapolis, designed by M. Paul Friedberg and completed in 1973, is a notable modern landscape that has fallen into... -
Jane Jacobs and the Power of Women Planners : The Atlantic Cities
Fifty years ago this month, Jane Jacobs published Death and Life of Great American Cities and changed the way the world understands cities. Yet even when she’s acknowledged as an important... -
America’s 20 Dirtiest Cities : Forbes
California has gone to extremes to improve the state’s air quality, pushing out coal-fired power plants and implementing the strictest auto emissions standards in the nation. L.A.’s persistent smog layer may... -
142 GHMC plots go missing in Hyderabad!: IBNLive
HYDERABAD: Over 50 percent of the properties belonging to the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation are either missing or have been encroached upon in various mandals of Hyderabad. This came to... -
Lisbon named European City of the Year 2012
Lisbon has recently again proved its worth by conquering more stripes. This week Portugal’s charismatic capital was promoted among London’s executives after recently being distinguished by the Academy of Urbanism... -
Urban Legend: Remembering Why Cities Matter: Kcet.org
Cities are hot. That’s true physically, for they are energy sinks, pulling in massive amounts of mega-wattage to light up their expanse; an ocean of fossil fuels to generate heat and... -
Steep Hill in Lincoln wins best place award: BBC
Lincoln’s Steep Hill was one of three streets chosen by the academy, whose role is to promote best practice in planning and urbanism. It was up against Byres Road in Glasgow...
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National Highway Authority of India plans swanky makeover of 10 highways across 11 states : The Economic times
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Growth Spurt : Architects Newspaper
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Architecture and Evolutionary Psychology: The Preservation Institute
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Has postmodernist design eaten itself?: Guardian.co.uk
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Govt’s definition of urban-rural poor fails ground reality test: India Today
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The Stress of Crowds: Scientific American
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The Incredible Shrinking Megastore: Retailers Think Outside the Big Box : DC Streets Blog
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How Design Can Save NYC When The Next Big Storm Hits: Fast Company.co.uk
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Weekend Panorama: Who Will Champion India’s Cities? : India Real Time, The Wall street Journal
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