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Preparing San Francisco for the Next Big One
Report calls for retrofitting buildings to allow people to stay in the city after a major earthquake.
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Maps
Where the Jobs Will Be in 2020
A critical look at the Bureau of Labor Statistics' employment projections for the rest of the decade.
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What the History of Diocletian's Palace Can Teach Us About Adaptive Reuse
The 2,000-year-old Croatian fort holds innumerable lessons for today's urbanists.
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Number of the Day: 500 Million
As India urbanizes, more homes will be needed to accommodate the population boom.
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Last Chance to Become a Literary Evangelist for World Book Night
You too can have a chance to spread free copies of your favorite books around American cities.
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Democracy in America
What's the Story Behind That Gun-Violence Super Bowl Ad?
America's mayors have joined up to battle criminal-gun trafficking... and to make entertaining football commercials, apparently.
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How the Occupy Movement Changed Urban Government
In an increasingly globalized world, Occupy Wall Street reinforced the primacy of place.
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Beijing's Historic Neighborhoods Are Under Attack
The demolition of buildings by famed 20th century architects portends a wider trend in Beijing's historic neighborhoods.
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Seoul Ends Failed 'New Towns' Project
Redeveloped neighborhoods boomed then busted.
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Postcard
Postcard From Paris
The city's mayor launches Paris Tourist Day to convince residents to treat visitors a little more cordially, and other news.
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