Fort Worth to Plant Trees Along Trinity River Trails
If you’ve ever biked, jogged, or walked along the Trinity River trails in Fort Worth, you know the…
Letter to Mayor O’Connell: Don’t bring NASCAR into our neighborhood
Dear Mayor O’Connell: We voted for you in 2023. Most of our neighbors did, too. We believed you…
Brisbane city acquires 20 hectares of public land through post-floods property buyback scheme
Three years after a post-flood voluntary home buyback scheme was rolled out in south-east Queensland, dozens of hectares…
Utilities Want Developers To Engage Early To Avoid Power Delivery Delays
Bisnow/Avery Warren Szabo Studios’ Sofia Szabo, Rios’ Mark Motonaga, Southern California Edison’s Ruby Rose Yepez, MAD Architects’ Tiffany…
Park Hill Golf Course conversion would get $70 million in Denver bond
The long-awaited conversion of the former Park Hill Golf Course into a park is set to receive a…
TCU East Campus Master Plan Aims to Transform Gateway
The east side of TCU’s campus has always felt like a bit of a frontier — an in-between…
The best dog-friendly patios to visit in Los Angeles
Los Angeles loves dogs. The city was ranked as the most popular across the country for dog ownership,…
Extreme heat on L.A. school campuses must be ‘urgently’ addressed
To the editor: We must act urgently to address extreme heat on our public school campuses (“Dealing with…
Cooling the City: How European Cities are Adapting to Extreme Heat
Old town of Valencia. Image © RossHelen via Shutterstock Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1031776/cooling-the-city-how-european-cities-are-adapting-to-extreme-heat…
Black Phoenix Faces Crisis as Heat Fuels Suicide — Can Urban Farms Offer Hope?
Extreme Heat Is Causing a Black Suicide Crisis in Phoenix. Urban Farms Offer a Lifeline. In America’s hottest…