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Archive for the 'built environment' category
TOD in Seattle Business Magazine
A good overview of transit-oriented development in the Seattle metro region by Clair Enlow.  Though in my humble opinion the subtitle “TOD finally catches on” is a tad sanguine.
Pb Micro-Ghost Towns
Pb Elemental cranked out a remarkable number of progressive projects like this one with the big orange wall on 23rd Ave.  Alas, their timing was just a wee bit off. The three Central District projects in these photos were looking pretty lonely last time I checked. It’s too bad, cause Pb pushed design innovation much […]
Ye Olde Crosscut Not Dead Yet
Publicola just reported that online news and opinion non-profit Crosscut.com is set to receive a $100,000 grant from the Gates Foundation. And they’ve also hired a new deputy editor, who will hopefully pay a bit more attention to the credibility of what they publish.  Coincidentally, this past week saw two land-use-related pieces that show Crosscut’s […]