Community Land Trusts
How do Community Land Trusts work? This infographic from Democracy Collaborative breaks it down for us. Click to view full screen.
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The Agri-Urban Spectrum
This infographic from Stephens Planning & Design takes a look at the agri-urban spectrum.
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Footloose and Car Free
Commuting by bike can not only help the environment, but it can help your personal health too. This infographic from Quicken Loans shows the numerous advantages bicycle commuters have over their peers to drive....
Strategic Planning: Cities in 2030
The following infographic from United Cities and Governments shows how livability, land management, mobility, and public / private partnerships are essential components cities use to handle tomorrow's challenge...
Rise of the Megacities
Megacities (cities with over 10 million people) are on the rise; while there are 23 today there will be 36 by 2025. This infographic from Pete Guest shows how it's all broken down.
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Let’s Take a Ride: The 5 largest US Public Transit Systems
The five biggest transit systems in the United States are in Boston, Chicago, New York City, San Francisco and Washington, DC. This infographic breaks down their history, some fun facts, ridership numbers, and ...
Luzhkov’s Moscow legacy
Yury Luzhkov was mayor of Moscow during the hectic years following the collapse of the Soviet Union, from 1992 - 2010. A controversial figure, he oversaw not only economic growth and the creation of the financi...
Agglomerations of Global Capitals and Major Cities
This infographic from Rianovosti shows population, area, and density of 10 different cities: Tokyo, New Delhi, Shanghai, New York, Sao Paolo, Moscow, Bangkok, Tehran, Lagos, Paris, and London.
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Burbs going bust
Increasing poverty, longer commutes, and lack of willingness to drive by young people are all contributing to the decline of the american suburbs. Is the American Dream dead? Of course not, it's just evolving.
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The space needle
One of America's most iconic landmarks is the Space Needle in Seattle. With a center of gravity 5 inches above the ground and the strength to withstand 200mpg winds, it's a remarkable piece of architecture as w...