The Urbanist Chronicle

• Fishing Communities Are “Part of the Solution” to Water Pollution Worldwide
  January 15, 2021
• Economics in Brief: Unemployment Is Back to August 2020 Levels
  January 15, 2021
• Housing in Brief: “No Safe Way” to Conduct Point-In-Time Homelessness Count, LA Officials Say
  January 15, 2021
• Europe Is Guaranteeing Citizens the “Right to Repair”
  January 14, 2021
• How We’ll Know If Buttigieg’s USDOT Really Cares About Cities
  January 14, 2021
• The Sausage-Making to Revive a Black-owned Sausage Factory in New Orleans
  January 14, 2021

• A Bolder Future for Housing Justice: ‘These Times Call for Radical Actions’
  January 15, 2021
• What’s Abolitionist Housing Policy?
  January 14, 2021
• Advancing Antiracism in Community Development
  January 12, 2021
• Health Care Institutions Must Acknowledge Their Role in Neighborhood Change
  January 8, 2021
• Building Camaraderie in a Virtual Workspace
  January 6, 2021
• ‘Opportunity Areas’ Shouldn’t Just Be Places With A Lot of White People
  January 4, 2021
• Top 10 Shelterforce Articles of 2020
  December 29, 2020

• CityLab Daily: Continuing Martin Luther King Jr.'s Fight – Bloomberg
  January 15, 2021
• CityLab Daily: How Fear Took Over the American Suburbs – Bloomberg
  January 14, 2021
• How Fear Took Over the American Suburbs – Bloomberg
  January 14, 2021
• CityLab Daily: Airbnb Cancels D.C. Reservations for Inauguration – Bloomberg
  January 13, 2021
• The Capitol Rioters Are Being Rounded Up. But Will They Face Real Charges? – Bloomberg
  January 13, 2021
• State Capitols Brace for Right-Wing Violence – Bloomberg
  January 12, 2021

• The fall of the Roman republic is a warning about today's degenerate populists – New Statesman
  January 8, 2021
• The lying life of John le Carré – New Statesman
  December 14, 2020
• Taylor Swift's Evermore is Folklore's darker, colder sister record – New Statesman
  December 11, 2020
• New Zealand's report on far-right terrorism shows why politicians must no longer ignore the threat – New Statesman
  December 9, 2020
• The best films for Christmas 2020 – New Statesman
  December 9, 2020
• The 2020 US presidential election in data: why the Trump revolution will live on – New Statesman
  December 9, 2020

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• 10 Striking Architecture Projects Shaping Design in 2021
  January 15, 2021
• C-A-L-L # 2: Architecture on Colonized Land
  January 15, 2021
• David Chipperfield’s (Off)White Cube Expands Zürich’s Kunsthaus Museum
  January 14, 2021
• 5 Innovative Personal Care Items with a Sustainable Packaging Ethos
  January 13, 2021
• 10 Must-See Exhibitions of 2021
  January 12, 2021

• Why parking should pay its way instead of getting a free ride
  January 14, 2021
• A regional green new deal for Portland
  January 6, 2021
• Portland carbon tax should apply to all big polluters
  January 5, 2021
• 2021: Time to get serious about climate
  January 4, 2021
• 2020: The Year Observed
  December 30, 2020
• City Observatory on housing supply and affordability
  December 24, 2020
• Sustainability is about more than electrification
  December 17, 2020

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• You’re Not Alone
  January 15, 2021
• Friday Faves – Your Weekly Strong Towns Roundup
  January 15, 2021
• Don't Let Your Sense of Caution Overwhelm Your Sense of Urgency
  January 15, 2021
• Utah's Race to Provide Affordable Housing
  January 14, 2021
• The Bottom-Up Revolution is… Helping Young People Prepare for the Future
  January 14, 2021
• 2021 is the “Year of Action.” This new resource will help.
  January 13, 2021

• How Working From Home Is Changing Where We Live
  January 15, 2021
• Health Care Institutions Must Acknowledge Their Role in Neighborhood Change
  January 15, 2021
• More Cities Legalizing 'Granny Flats'
  January 15, 2021
• Report: Lackluster Bike Parking Reduces Cycling and Undermines Public Safety
  January 15, 2021
• Draft Los Angeles River Master Plan Revealed
  January 14, 2021
• Pandemic Update: Sea Change in Sweden
  January 14, 2021

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• Frank Gehry previews an updated vision for the L.A. River as new master plan is unveiled
  January 15, 2021
• Grace Farms and Herman Miller launch face masks to support eradicating slavery in the built environment
  January 15, 2021
• Studio Twenty Seven Architecture is bringing community-minded housing to D.C.
  January 15, 2021
• Archi-Tectonics’ Asian Games Park lands in Hangzhou with a steel diagrid of glass and brass
  January 15, 2021
• Deborah Berke discusses adaptive reuse in anticipation of AN’s Re-Use & Renewal Summit
  January 15, 2021
• Skanska USA reveals a staggered Houston office tower from BIG
  January 14, 2021

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• Art Finds a New Audience When the Exhibition Space is a Model Apartment
  January 15, 2021
• Health-Care Centers and Universities Gear Up for COVID’s End
  January 15, 2021
• A New Exhibition at Friedman Benda Explores the Split Personalities of Design Objects
  January 14, 2021
• 16 Sustainability-Minded Products for Any Project
  January 14, 2021
• Memorials Are for the Living
  January 14, 2021
• A New Book Explores the Iterative Nature of Milton Glaser’s Designs
  January 13, 2021

• In Brief: 2020 Ends with Record-Setting Quarter for U.S. Industrial Sector
  January 15, 2021
• In Brief: Top-Selling Master-Planned Communities for 2020
  January 11, 2021
• In Brief: Preserving the Past While Creating the Office Spaces of the Future
  January 4, 2021
• Setting a Net-Zero Carbon Goal for 2050
  December 18, 2020
• Diversity in Commercial Real Estate Takes Center Stage
  December 14, 2020
• In Brief: Why Investors Are Shifting Focus to Life Sciences Real Estate
  December 7, 2020

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• Blanton Museum of Art: Snøhetta-designed New Grounds Initiative unveiled
  January 15, 2021
• Virtually tour Egypt's most important archeological sites with new Google Arts & Culture offering
  January 15, 2021
• Powerhouse Company's "Paper Roof" reception center has been completed in Tianjin, China
  January 15, 2021
• Work from anywhere — here are 8 featured remote job opportunities for architects
  January 15, 2021
• New architecture and design competitions: creative awards, Shanghai toys, rammed earth, and a Women's House in Senegal
  January 14, 2021
• Brief summer season allows construction on British Antarctic Survey's new Discovery Building
  January 14, 2021

• Architecture Foundation pulls out of controversial Antepavilion competition following legal wrangles
  January 15, 2021
• Dramatic drop in skyscrapers built in 2020 as coronavirus impacts global construction
  January 14, 2021
• Heatherwick Studio's Vessel closes after third suicide death
  January 13, 2021
• Saudi Arabia announces plans for a 100-mile, car-free linear city called The Line
  January 13, 2021
• Supertall skyscrapers linked by planted terraces to be built in Shenzhen by Zaha Hadid Architects
  January 13, 2021
• Most "nice architecture" built before 1900 says Alain de Botton's The School of Life collective
  January 13, 2021

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