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Brownfields in High and Moderate Flood Risk Areas in Providence, RI

By Jenna DeAngelo, Abril 12, 2019

Abril 2019

En esta edición, exploramos el futuro de las ciudades, mediante artículos sobre planificación de escenarios, vehículos autónomos, viviendas inclusivas y el movimiento YIMBY, e infraestructura verde en las antiguas ciudades industriales.

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A car sits submerged under water as a results of heavy flooding. The car sits under an aging Providence & Worcester Railroad bridge in Worcester.

Great Adaptations

How Two Smaller Legacy Cities Are Adopting Green Infrastructure

By Cyrus Moulton, Abril 10, 2019

President’s Message

Building the Cities We Need

By George W. McCarthy, Abril 9, 2019

Scenario Planning

Embracing Uncertainty to Make Better Decisions

By Robert Goodspeed, Marzo 31, 2019

This image shows the Golden Gate Bridge in the foreground and the city of San Francisco lit up at night in the background.

Urban Planning

Lincoln Institute Experts to Offer Solutions at APA National Planning Conference

By Emma Zehner, Marzo 19, 2019

A sand-colored building with a domed roof stands on the left with trees on the right and a statue of a man on a horse in the foreground.

Public Finance

As Real Estate Booms, Can Texas Offer Property Tax Relief?

By Will Jason, Marzo 19, 2019

This image shows a street with a blue driverless shuttle in the middle. Blurred trees sit in the background of the image.

Driverless Ed

Urban Planners Shift Gears as Autonomous Vehicles Hit the Streets

By Kathleen McCormick, Marzo 19, 2019

This map shows transit patterns in the Sacramento area.

City Tech

The Road to Smarter Transit Is Paved with Data

By Rob Walker, Marzo 15, 2019

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Abril 2019

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