The people want the parks, and lots of ‘em. In no surprise to anyone, it turns out that people like to live near parks and that they want lots of parks from which to choose. Well then, which cities invest the most and have the best park options for their current and potential residents? Not [...] . . . → Read More: UrbanCincy: The people want the parks, and lots of ‘em
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Bunbury Festival: 2012 Wrap Up | Each Note Secure. Cincinnati has been left without a noteworthy summer rock festival since Desdemona ended and never returned in 2006. That was until Bunbury entered the scene July 13-15. The music festival went up against an impressive array of local events and two well-established rock festivals nearby in [...] . . . → Read More: UrbanCincy: Bunbury Music Festival impresses in year one This is specifically to the fine states of Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, California, Arizona, Texas, and Oklahoma — thank you all so much for your hospitality over the past couple of weeks. We had a fine time on your roads, from interstates to dirt roads to a bit of Route 66. Your natural [...] . . . → Read More: Visualingual: An Open Letter to the Western Half of the United States Madison-based cartographer Daniel Huffman has created a series of River Maps that mimic Modern urban transit maps, “perfect for the urbanite who cannot comprehend nature without it being translated into a more constructed language.” Hmm, that sounds like me. The depicted geography is distorted to clarify relationships, and distances are equalized. Shown here is the [...] . . . → Read More: Visualingual: River Maps by Daniel Huffman The Peters Cartridge Factory: a look at a cool old building in Mason, just outside of Cincinnati. Future City ‘Spectacular’: self-taught architect and urban planner Orville Simpson II and his plan for Victory City, first dreamed up when he was 13 years old, and soon to be archived at the University of Cincinnati. Bryan Patrick [...] . . . → Read More: Visualingual: Elsewhere Obesogenic Motorgenic Cincinnati: thoughts on car culture and/in Cincinnati. Making Historic Preservation Pay off in Louisville: an incentive program for old buildings, in exchange for obtaining landmark status. Announcing the Walk Indianapolis Architectural Tours: “Put on your walking shoes and listen as leading Indianapolis architects tell you the stories and history behind our most prominent [...] . . . → Read More: Visualingual: Elsewhere |
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