Cities

“...(P)aralyzed limbs may not particularly limit a person’s mobility as much as attitudinal and physical barriers. The question centers on ‘normality’. What, it is...

For most people, zoning requirements have little to no effect on everyday life. Indeed, zoning—which is defined by municipal governments and which regulates building...

The top urbanism blog from our nation's capital, Greater Greater Washington, recently published a map showing all of the existing or under construction United States...

For 10 years, urban policymakers have been talking more and more about the so-called "interested but concerned"—people who would like to bike more but...

As hard as we try to avoid doing so, humans tend to base racial assumptions around our personal experiences. This can sometimes lead us to...

The Kentucky chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has released its list of top landscape architecture projects of the year, and...

It's a problem in just about every city that gets snow—sidewalks become treacherous unshoveled messes in the winter. In many cities—including Louisville—the responsibility of...

(Editor's Note: At this very moment, the Louisville Board of Zoning Adjustments (BOZA) is hearing Walmart's case for variances to allow it to build...

Spring is three weeks away, and that means it's time for one of American cities' newest rituals: announcing the year's protected bike lane construction...