• A Century of the PATH Train
• Urbanffffinds 019
• Nuclear-Powered Glaciers
• The Urbanists’ Panacea: Parking Reform
• Worries About New World Trade Center Towers
• Treating Cancer with Landscape Architecture

• Disney’s old House of the Future was Eames-influenced
• Moynihan Station Plans Off the Tracks?
• Charles Booth London Poverty Maps
• Giant real-world game of Risk played on college campuses
• Gowanus Canal, Off-Limits to Photographers?
• Lou Dobbs Will Save America From the Mexi-Canadian Highway of Doom

• Video of an intersection somewhere in India
• Bryan Boyer is redesigning the US Capitol building – photos
• The Bertrand Goldberg Archive
• Vertical Transport Through Architectural Space
• On the “Archigram-What-Organisation-You-Must-Be-Joking-Mate”
• The Reality of Theory

• The Subterranean Farms of Tokyo
• Conscious Urbanism: Sister Neighborhoods
• Dreamscape artist charged with manslaughter
• Fluorescent Field
• Awesome video: Underneath
• The New Suburban Slums: The history of urban residential development can fairly accurately be summed up as the rich trying to get away from the poor.
• Twenty-Six Types of Animals by Jeremy Pettis
• Typeface out of Bones – better then it sounds

• More Principles of Map Design from Making Maps: DIY Cartography
• Some Proposals for a Venice Lagoon Park
• on Ourbania.com – Web 2.0 for Urban Development
• Network Hydrology
• The street as platform
• just because we can, doesn’t mean we should

• Interview: Willem-Jan Neutelings
  How to Design an Icon
• Ambitions: Jeffrey Inaba, Mark Wigley, and Richard Flood in Conversation
• A new high-speed rail network for Australia
• Psychology at Depth
• The great Texaco Road Map at the floor of the New York State Pavilion
• The Barnes Dance Video
• Man Sued For Reducing Waste

• The Pools of Riverside County
• Frontiers – A Collection of Border Images
• Industry leaders: Anti-transit bias may be hurting Dulles rail
• Always a clubby “in” list: Top 10 Urbanism Blogs, but The Where Blog is a good find
• The chloroplast organelle,

• Thoughts on Commuting
• Woody Allen’s typography
• Creating a Sun the Hard (Actually, Probably Easier. Ed.) Way
• You Kent Go Home Again
• Regionalism and Religiosity – see also pop/soda/coke regional map
• Robbie Williams CDs will be used to pave roads in China
• The Preservation Predicament
• My Shortest and Coolest Flight Ever: JFK-LGA (pics) (via)
• The sound of architecture

• Nextcity: The Art of the Possible
• Dynamic Time-Travel Maps From MySociety and Stamen
• O LED, O LED…, or: The visual rhetoric of ubiquity
• Ryan Blogging: Plug It In cars, The art of Slugging in a High Occupancy Toll lane World (my title) and On Highspeed Rail angst
• Transit Information Design Innovation
• On LEED: It’s Way Too Easy Being Green
• The Accidental Environmentalists

• Wachovia: Homeowners just Walking Away
• An aside: I can remember talking to a West Coast developer 18 months ago who was licking his lips and praying for a recession. Here’s hoping karma is a bitch.
• Krugman on a possible Recession: Deep? Maybe. Long? Probably
• Speaking of On Kawara, check out the On KawaraUpdate
• Edward Tufte has a YouTube account
• On James Turrell: Shh! It’s a Secret Kind of Outside Art
• A typical Beijing story: 2008 Olympics: new towers for a new superpower
• Ryan points us to the Role of public transportation in the urban concentrations of poverty – Why do the poor live in cities? The role of public transportation (pdf)
• Review: Leinberger’s The Option of Urbanism