Over 40% of downtown Phoenix is either vacant or a surface parking lot. This is more than most Rust Belt cities, including Detroit.
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Friday 5: Articles for Urbanists [August 6th-12th]
This week’s edition of news and news for urbanists.
Bringing the Fun Back to Green [Weekend Watch]
Rogue Green is a series of monthly social/networking events in downtown Phoenix for eco-minded ‘rogues.’
What I Talked about at TEDxScottsdale
On April 21st, I had the honor of speaking at TEDxScottsdale. My presentation was entitled: Finding My Way Through the Urban Desert.
Matt Yglesias on Motivating Density in Phoenix
Matt Yglesias comments on Phoenix’s light rail investment.
Best of Yurbanism: Phoenix
Five of my most popular posts on Phoenix.
Help Activate Empty Lots in Downtown Phoenix on Saturday
I’ve written before on the need to get involved in our communities. More recently, I created a list of current vacancies on various City of Phoenix boards and commissions. I realize, however, that we all lead busy lives with existing commitments and many people may not have the time or energy to add one more. Other people may have the time, but not…
Phoenix Regional Tree & Shade Summit
I am looking forward to the Regional Tree & Shade Summit taking place in downtown Phoenix this Wednesday, March 9 from 8:30 – 5:00 pm.
Downtown Phoenix: What the Dreamr’s are Saying
To promote their 20th anniversary, the Downtown Phoenix Partnership sponsored a video showcasing residents’ visions for the next 20 years.
Another Chance to Learn about Phoenix’s MidCentury Marvels
If you missed January’s launch of the book “Midcentury Marvels: Commercial Architecture of Phoenix, 1945-1975,” here’s another opportunity.