AIA Feature
Growing the Missing Middle in Seattle
The city's innovative Oak & Alder development can serve as a model for other firms looking to increase housing density.
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New Urbanism
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AIA Voices
A Narrative of Generosity
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Beyond Buildings
The Plague of Pancake Development
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Micro-Living
When Less Space Invites More Regulations
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Beyond Buildings
All the Pretty Faces
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Projects
New(er) York: Imagining the City’s Art Deco Landmarks
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Smart Growth
Defining Desirable Cities and Neighborhoods Through Regulations
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AIA Feature
Assume There’s No Magic Kingdom for Five Minutes
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MULTIFAMILY EXECUTIVE
Designing Density in Urban Environments
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On the Boards
The LowLine Gets First Approvals for Planning
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Gizmag
This Elevator Technology Could Improve Urban Transit Design
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BUILDER
Eight Inventive, Fantastical Designs for Cities of the Future
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BUILDER
The Top 30 Largest Metros Ranked for Walkable Urbanism
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Conferences
The “Future of Suburbia,” according to MIT
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The Guardian
Barcelona’s Superblocks Limit Motorized Mobility
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Suburban design
The Bargain That Revived Bell Labs
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BUILDER
Seven Projects Blazing the Trail for High-Density Design
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Redfin
The Most Walkable Cities of 2016
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CLEANTECHNICA
Inside Panasonic’s Smart Town Concept for Japan
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Design
MVRDV Wins Competition to Design an Urban Lagoon in Taiwan
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