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What Does Growth Really Mean?4 comments

aandh wrote 5 months ago: I’ll make this short. I am very cranky this afternoon, and I admit it. The lead from the AP wi … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: energy, the Next City: Food, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, GDP, Growth, urbanism

Want a Surprise?3 comments

aandh wrote 5 months ago: We went for a stroll this morning, in lovely Capitol Hill. And to my complete delight, we discovered … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: infrastructure, Urban Design, DC streetcar, transit, urbanism

A Little and a Lot4 comments

aandh wrote 5 months ago: The largest city on earth – Tokyo. Image by Altus. I have often found myself reflecting here o … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: energy, the Next City: Food, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, Cities, Energy, Food, Mobility

Speed of Light

aandh wrote 7 months ago: Edison’s first lamp, by Robert Farrow. I am not a luddite, but I do have a very healthy skepti … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: energy, The next city: urbanism, edison, Ford, lighting, menlo park, Mobility, Sprague

Cities, Scale and Economics3 comments

aandh wrote 8 months ago: We hear every day now about the staggering sums of money being thrown at this and that sinking secto … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: energy, the Next City: Food, The next city: infrastructure, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, billions, High Speed Rail, scale

American Urbanism: Shovel-ready

aandh wrote 10 months ago:  Image from flickr. “Once we accept that our cities will not be like the cities of the past, i … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: energy, the Next City: Food, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, vernacular urbanism, American urbanism, Microurbanism, Office of Urban Policy

Some Thoughts for the New Plumber-In-Chief3 comments

aandh wrote 11 months ago: Announced just over a week ago, your new infrastructure fund is now gone, Mr. President. It’s all be … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: energy, the Next City: Food, The next city: infrastructure, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, Energy, food policy, Infrastructure

Careful What You Wish For1 comment

aandh wrote 11 months ago: Americans will put up with anything provided it doesn’t block traffic.  Dan Rather In the last … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: infrastructure, Infrastructure, Mobility, urbanism

Drive-by Urbanism2 comments

aandh wrote 1 year ago: Today I try to understand our cities in another way, using a comparative juxtaposition of images. Wh … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: infrastructure, Infrastructure, Mobility, urbanism

Skeptics and Scarcities: Next Urbanism 101

aandh wrote 1 year ago: I have been reading my usual array of favored websites, and have run into an interesting string of c … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: infrastructure, The next city: energy, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, American urbanism, food policy, Oil, water

The Road to Nowhere

aandh wrote 1 year ago: This graphic was in today’s Washington Post. It illustrates the time Americans waste sitting i … more →

Tags: the next city, Traffic, congestion

Islands in the Storm

aandh wrote 1 year ago: “Sail on, O ship of state, sail on… our hearts, our hopes, are all with thee… … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: infrastructure, The next city: energy, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, urbanism, Zero carbon

Walking Challenges in the Next City7 comments

aandh wrote 1 year ago: GEM e2 electric car – under $10k. One of our readers points out that cutting carbon footprint … more →

Tags: the next city, Electric Cars, urbanism

Walking in the Next City6 comments

aandh wrote 1 year ago:   You may recall this image – a one mile walking circle around us here on Capitol Hill. I wrot … more →

Tags: the next city, urbanism, walkability

Not the Chevy Volt

aandh wrote 1 year ago: Enough said. … more →

Tags: the next city, urbanism, Chevy Volt

Cars, Morons, Greed

aandh wrote 1 year ago: And the walls come tumbling down. This afternoon I am trying to calm down, without much success. Let … more →

Tags: the next city, urbanism, Chevy Volt, Segway, GM, Wagoner, Morons

Cars

aandh wrote 1 year ago: Diego Rivera, 1927, Detroit Institute of Arts. You probably have heard, as we did this morning via t … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: infrastructure, Infrastructure, urbanism, Cars

Vernacular Urbanism and the Next City1 comment

aandh wrote 1 year ago: “The city, however, does not tell its past, but contains it like the lines of a hand.” I … more →

Tags: the next city, The next city: infrastructure, The next city: energy, The next city: urbanism, The next city: water, vernacular urbanism, urbanism, cars are obsolete, streetcars and the Chicago block

Traces1 comment

aandh wrote 1 year ago: Traces of the old city, still visible in the midst of the next city. If there are blocks in the next … more →

Tags: the next city, Infrastructure, urbanism


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