Nate Berg
Nate Berg is a freelance reporter and a former staff writer for The Atlantic Cities. He lives in Los Angeles.
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John King on Watching a City Change Through its Buildings
The San Francisco Chronicle's urban design critic examines the buildings that define his city
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Communicating the City With a Shirt
Company prints images of cities to spark conversation
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A Glimpse of Nature, Via Downtown Billboards
A photo project in Los Angeles and Philadelphia implants images of nature on urban billboards and buildings
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Does Anyone Own the Rights to Shipping Container Designs?
A UK developer says a temporary mall in New Zealand infringes on his intellectual property rights
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Videos
Temporary City, Population 3 Million
Pilgrims converge on Mecca for the Hajj, and fill its massive tent city
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Tokyo’s Backup Plan
Japan is contemplating building a 'backup' city to take over the government if Tokyo is ever destroyed
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Democracy in America
Big Neighborhood Drama Over Big Blue Sculpture
Chicagoans question legality of a front-yard sculpture's size, reach, and look
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Olympics 2012
A Legacy of Security in Olympic London
2012 Games will bring with it an even broader surveillance infrastructure
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Subway Internet Access Is on the Rise, Except in America
U.S. ranks second to last in new survey of which metros offer online access
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The Search for Extraterrestrial City Life
Astrophysicists suggest looking for the shimmering light of cities on far off planets
