New York Needed Congestion Pricing 10 Years Ago
There is no doubt New York City needs congestion pricing. It it is to remain a World City, like London, it must. But we can see that this proposal will fail. There is
Architecture
The USA Missed Its Chance To Make Room For High Speed Rail
High speed rail is not coming to the US in any sustained system, except perhaps in California.
Why? The USA missed its chance after World War II, when it had the capital and
Take A Little Tour Of Boston's Liberty Hotel
I have always liked the Liberty Hotel in Boston since it opened in 2007. The Liberty is one of the bestter adaptive reuse projects of this century, as it turned Boston's
New York's Infrastructure Will Soon Collapse
New York City's bridges are falling apart. It would cost over $20 Billion to reapir them.
New York City's rails, from the state owned subway and commuter rail to
The Pitfalls Of Naming Infrastructure After People
Bridges. Airports. Highways. Tunnels. We Americans have a terrible habit of naming our infrastructure (what little we have) after people. Why?
When John Roebling designed a mile-long suspension bridge to connect Manhattan to