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The Magic is in the Mix: Rethinking Mixed-Use Urbanism

On August 24, 2010, in Opinion, Phoenix, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: architecture • Chain store • cities • CityScape • community • Design • diversity • downtown Phoenix • Jane Jacobs • Middle class • Mixed use • neighborhoods • people • Public space • public spaces • Starbucks • urban development • urban fabric • Urban planning • urbanism

Downtown’s Missing Ingredient (Phxated.com)

On June 8, 2010, in Opinion, PHXated, Phoenix, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Arizona Center • community • culture • downtown Phoenix • ImprovAZ • NIMBY • Opinion • PHXated.com • Public space • Roosevelt Row • urbanism

Phoenix’s enDangered Dozen Historic Structures (Phxated.com)

On June 1, 2010, in PHXated, Phoenix, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Donna Reiner • First Baptist Church • fox theater • historic buildings • Historic Preservation • kon tiki hotel • neighborhoods • Phoenix Historic Neighborhoods Coalition • PHXated.com • preservation • Steve Procaccini • woodrow wilson

Low Taxes = Low Prosperity (Phxated.com)

On May 30, 2010, in Opinion, PHXated, Phoenix, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: City Council • Economy • Oliver Wendell Holmes • Opinion • Phoenix • Phoenix City Council • PHXated.com

It’s Not ALL Bad

On March 2, 2010, in 28 Day Challenge, Opinion, Phoenix, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: american indian artists • Art Detour • building blocks • Canals • Canalscape • craft festival • emma stone • Encanto Park • Heard Museum • Hohokam • Jordin Sparks • max crumm • Pf Chang Rock n' Roll Marathon • Phoenix • Pueblo Grande • Sense of place • South Mountain Park

Suicide Lanes Kill Communities

On February 27, 2010, in 28 Day Challenge, Opinion, Phoenix, urbanism, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: 28 Day Challenege • 7th Ave • 7th St • Arizona Republic • Bill Gates • central Phoenix • City Council • community • Light Rail • Melrose Curve • neighborhoods • Phoenix Arizona • reversible lanes • Sal DiCiccio • small business • Tom Simplot • Urban area

Opportunity Mirage

On February 25, 2010, in 28 Day Challenge, Opinion, Phoenix, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Business • Derek Neighbors • Francine Hardaway • Joni Mitchell • Marketing • Metro Phoenix • Metro Phoenix DNA • Metro Phoenix Partnership for Arts and Culture • MPAC • Phoenix metropolitan area • Real estate • righteous right • Tyler Hurst • urban • Ward Andrews

10 Reasons Why Civic Space Park Doesn’t Work

On February 16, 2010, in 28 Day Challenge, Opinion, Phoenix, Places, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: downtown Phoenix • Facebook • Homelessness • Offices • Phoenix Arizona • Public space • Public transport • Urban park

CenPho Camp

On December 17, 2009, in Phoenix, Social Media, Uncategorized, events, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: ASU • Bill Clinton • Business • CenPho Camp • community • downtown Phoenix • events • Phoenix Arizona • Pod Camp • Social Media • social networking • Tyler Hurst • Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication

DPJ Article: Forty Years of Moving the Valley Forward

On December 15, 2009, in Downtown Phoenix Journal, Phoenix, articles, by Yuri Artibise

Tagged with: Children and Nature Network • downtown Phoenix • Last Child in the Woods • Phoenix Convention Center • Richard Louv • Valley Forward Assocation • Valley Forward Association

Previous Entries

The Magic is in the Mix: Rethinking Mixed-Use Urbanism

Downtown’s Missing Ingredient (Phxated.com)

Phoenix’s enDangered Dozen Historic Structures (Phxated.com)

Low Taxes = Low Prosperity (Phxated.com)

It’s Not ALL Bad

Suicide Lanes Kill Communities

Opportunity Mirage

10 Reasons Why Civic Space Park Doesn’t Work

DPJ Article: Forty Years of Moving the Valley Forward

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