Littleton, Colorado’s DeKoevend Open Space Park is a three-mile trail following the High Line Canal. Photo by Evan Anderman.
Stretching 71 miles from south of Denver into Aurora, Colorado, the High Line Canal is a constructed feat of the late 19th century. Originally hand-dug to supply irrigation to local farmers, the canal is now in the midst of transformation from a historical relic to a burgeoning greenway. Continue reading High Profile→
Widening sidewalks and prioritizing protected bike lanes offer more outdoor public and commercial space. Image courtesy Lewis/Nordenson/Tsurumaki/Lewis.
At the outset of the pandemic, it didn’t take long for anyone to realize that it would have a major impact on cities. Continue reading Designs For Apartness→
The pavers are installed as a pathway at Sasaki’s Boston location. Image courtesy Matthew Arielly.
Courtney Goode was working on a project in Houston when Hurricane Harvey hit. Buffalo Bayou, one of the slow-moving rivers that Houston relies upon to hold stormwater, flooded, and the waters would end up spilling out over the city’s aging infrastructure and impermeable surfaces, exacerbating the problem. Continue reading Practice Makes Permeable→