Cities

At a recent Urban Land Institute (ULI) meeting in Louisville's Portland neighborhood one of the speakers made a point about infrastructure—namely that, as the owners/ratepayers of...

Waterway Improvements Now—also known as Project WIN—is the slogan-slash-acronym for the Metropolitan Sewer District’s latest initiative to reduce water pollution and overflows from Louisville’s...

Mitchell Kersting started his architecture practice, WorK Architecture + Design, in 2012 after working in historic preservation in Charleston, South Carolina. Kersting and his business partner...

You can’t build Rome in a day, but you can certainly change a community. On Friday, October 17, South Preston Street will be closed from...

As part of a small project I’m doing in Southern Indiana, I spent two days touring around Clark and Floyd Counties to see what...

I’ve been enjoying the various “Most Common Language Other Than English” maps for U.S. states or city neighborhoods that folks have posted this summer,...

Fifty-plus years ago, the urban core of Louisville was home to a thriving manufacturing economy. From mattresses to soap to pipe organs, local factories provided...

Of all the challenges facing Louisville in the 21st century, few are more important than the issue of mass transportation—or, rather, the lack of...

Image: An aerial view of the ReSurfaced site under construction. (Courtesy The Overhead Group) Way back in 2008, four buildings along Louisville’s historic West Main...