I’m linking to this article in Crosscut because I love the title – Densinistas! – and because it gives a pretty…

The Sightline Institute is turning out some great work on transportation and land use these days. (Disclosure: I’m a board…

An occasional update on items from Motordom – the world of auto dominance ______________________________________________________________   IS SYNCHRONIZING TRAFFIC SIGNALS A…

Here’s an example of how Seattle is handling their ‘public realm’ design as part of the redevelopment of South Lake…

The New York Times does a feature on the impact of Amazon on the district known as South Lake Union:…

Mark Hinshaw is doing a three-part series for Crosscut that profiles what’s happening in Washington’s northwest.  Hinshaw credits three forces:…

It seems unimaginable that the population of Vancouver could ever have dropped – not a drop in the rate of…

Water features in Seattle’s public spaces discovered on Pride weekend in July: . Old: The International Fountain at Seattle Centre…

In the last 24 hours, I’ve seen the same basic vision as articulated Patrick Condon earlier this year in The…

From a guest op-ed in the Seattle Times – full article here. Guest: Building a bicycling renaissance in Seattle IN…

One of the United State’s main events for livable cities and regions comes to Seattle. A Movement.  A Network.  An…

After speaking (and cycling) in Vancouver, Rutgers prof John Pucher headed for Seattle.  Here’s the coverage from KPLU, the NPR…

From Atlantic Cities: Mapping the Subtle Science of Parking Demand. A new downtown condo winds up with too much parking.…

While the proposal for a Burnaby Mountain gondola to SFU is still under consideration, maybe Seattle will beat us to…