Tag Archives: New York
By Brian | Published: July 16, 2009
“Walking speed absolutely reflects health status,” Simonsick says. “So when you irritatedly blow past a trio of ambling visitors from Ohio or Iowa on the subway platform, you’re not just being an obnoxious New Yorker. You’re demonstrating that you’re going…
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- Anything Geospatial
Anything Geospatial from a GIS user for GISusers and Location Technology Professionals
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- Arbitare
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- ArchDaily
ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide
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- Arts and Ecology
Arts and Ecology
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- Atlas Obscura Blog
A catalogue of the singular, eccentric, bizarre, fantastical, and strange out-of-the-way places that get left out of traditional travel guidebooks
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- atlas(t)
mapping, landscapes, and you.
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- Auto-free New York
A movement aimed at exploring and achieving the upper limit of “devehicularization” of our nation’s largest city
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- BLDG Blog
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- Bricoleurbanism
An ongoing series of reflections on the city, the landscape and the fields that manipulate them from the perspective of urban design, landscape architecture, Toronto and Canada.
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- City of Sound
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- core.form-ula
A platform, be it physical or virtual, where architects, artists, designers, engineers, scientists, and writers can come together in collaborative space.
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- Cyburbia
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- Death by Architecture
Death by Architecture
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- Deconcrete
everyday urbanisms without architects’ architectures
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- Delta National Park Blog
The Delta National Park website exists to exchange information and ideas on the fragile California Delta’s past, present and future.
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- Design Under Sky
Design Under Sky discusses landscape architecture and environmental design, the utilitarian but leaning towards the conceptual, thinking on modern occurrences and peripheral boundaries.
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- Digital Urban
Modeling, visualising, and communicating in urban environments.
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- Dirt
Connecting the Built & Natural Environments
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- DSGN AGNC
a research and design non-profit that translates through theory into new architectures, landscapes and urban forms for the world’s growing urban peripheries.
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- Earth Architecture
Earth Architecture
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- Edible Geography
Edible Geography
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- eikongraphia
eikongraphia
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- Everyday Trash
A closer look at what we throw away.
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- Free Soil
Free Soil
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- Freshkills Park Blog
Freshkills Park Blog
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- Friends of the Pleistocene
Friends of the Pleistocene
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- Harvard Design Magazine
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
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- Harvesting Rainwater
Harvesting Rainwater
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- Icon Mag
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- Millennium People
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- Next American City
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- The California Water News Blog
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- The Geometry of Bending
The Geometry of Bending
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- The Wilson Quarterly
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- Volume
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