Nate Berg
Nate Berg is staff writer at The Atlantic Cities. He lives in Los Angeles.
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Near Our National Parks, to Build or Not to Build?
Voters in tiny Tusayan, Arizona, will soon have their say on a proposed megaproject near the Grand Canyon.
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Covering Canadian Urbanism
Spacing Magazine’s Matthew Blackett on writing about and comparing Canada's cities.
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Is the Most Absurd Community the One That Tries to Please Everyone?
A satirical new exhibit explores what might happen if we tried meet every single planning and design demand.
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The Odd Existence of Point Roberts, Washington
Life in a piece of America tacked on the tip of Canada.
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In Cleveland, a Historic Building May Be Reborn...as a Parking Lot
Owners hope to add parking spaces inside a former department store.
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British Columbia's Second City
Major downtown development projects are helping to make Surrey into its own urban center.
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Moscow Government Buildings to Be Converted to Housing
Moving ministries to the outskirts would leave opportunities for reuse in the crowded core.
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Democracy in America
S.F. Mayor Wants Tony Bennett on Every Radio Station
San Francisco hopes to honor “I Left My Heart in San Francisco” on Valentine's Day.
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$10,000 Up for Grabs for Naming the 'World’s Best City'
The makers of the Economist Intelligence Unit's oft-criticized Liveable Cities index turn their efforts into a contest.
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Tactical NIMBYism
A landowner hopes to prevent an English soccer team-led land seizure by dividing his property into one-square-meter plots.
