From the Sightline Institute.  This will sound familiar in Vancouver too, where Elizabeth Murphy in The Sun argues that there…

The latest research from the Sightline Institute:   How Seattle Killed Micro-Housing Micro-housing—dorm-room-sized apartments in desirable, walkable neighborhoods—isn’t for everyone,…

Another piece on the dilemma faced by our neighbours down the coast – from John Graham: Here’s an interesting article…

From columnist Danny Westneat in the Seattle Times: Nine years ago, I wrote a column predicting, unambiguously, “Light rail: We…

Ian: As Vancouver neighbourhoods clamour for more local representation and authority and control, Seattle went the other way. From Crosscut:…

From Crosscut: Seattle’s diehard “urbanists” can be remarkably single-minded in their advocacy for new and denser housing, but they aren’t…

From the New York Times: Dean Wong’s new book, “Seeing the Light: Four Decades in Chinatown” (Chin Music Press) ……

Scot: Last month I witnessed first hand the building boom currently underway in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighbourhood, with new…

Something really bad didn’t happen when Seattle closed the Alaskan Way Viaduct to traffic, reported to carry 110,000 vehicles a…

From Dan Ross: . For those who like tunnels, tunnel boring machines, needless infrastructure, and drones, here’s Bertha under Seattle.…

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When down in Seattle a few weekends ago, I had a chance to visit the newly opened stations on the…

Explosive growth in South Lake Union (ground zero for the mammoth tech sector – Amazon, Facebook, Google, etc) that will…

Trending now: governments are raising or lowering speed limits Lowering speed limits in Cities saves lives (and is one of…