The tree on the left is just a block away from our office, in downtown San Francisco. The tree on the right is from the Castro neighborhood, closer to the geographical center of the city.
Such a difference between the two!
The tree on the left is just a block away from our office, in downtown San Francisco. The tree on the right is from the Castro neighborhood, closer to the geographical center of the city.
Such a difference between the two!
Introduction Did you know that there are enough parking spaces in the United States to fill up the state of Connecticut? There are approximately 2 billion parking spots in America (servicing the needs of about 200 million cars). On average, a quarter of every major city’s land is parking area — with some cities, like… More
Introduction How do we build functional, sustainable urban communities? This is an increasingly critical question as the proportion of global population tilts more and more to city living. Urban density is an unignorable component in the equation — but not all density is created equal. Successful, eco-friendly city space can be dense; indeed, in some… More
Cities at the Forefront Biodiversity, the mix of animal and plant species in a given region, is an important measure of environmental health and a crucial component of conservation efforts. Traditional thinking on biodiversity has viewed cities as its antithesis — a disturbance to the natural environment where life organically thrives. And there’s no doubt… More
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