Just hired a 21yo for their first job. What basic professional advice do they need? Here's what I tell all my new staff, but perhaps you can add. I'll start small. 1/ Use an online calendar. Have a foolproof system of reminders, so you never forget a deadline or obligation.

Modernists like to conveniently forget how popular and practical Neo Victorian Architecture was a mere 2 decades ago. These decent examples in Washington DC are both from the early 2000s.

Would you like to live here? You wouldn’t need a car, that’s for sure. Highways are out, density is in. Toronto is evolving - and we are making it better. Once a much loved cookie factory (in the suburbs), now to become a new 21st century neighbourhood. By First Capital and

There are so many people in jobs they hate. There are even more people in jobs that don’t really speak to them, even though they’ve developed competency. It’s because we don’t have a means for creating jobs that fit people and their aspirations.

RAMSA's new tower at 150 E 78th project manages to outdo the prewar architecture it took inspiration from.

Legalize two floors and a corner store in every American Neighborhood.

Looking SE on Newark Ave from Erie St. (2012 vs 2022)

Cities are for people, not cars.

The US has a rich history of rail travel. While American passenger rail may be falling behind other countries when it comes to passengers and daily departures, its beautiful stations are no slouch. Here are 10 of America's most beautiful Amtrak stations...

If Stockholm and Kansas City swapped public rail networks, to scale. Both cities have metro populations around 2.5 million. Idea Credit: push the needle

If Houston and Berlin swapped public rail networks, to scale. Houston metro population: 6.7 million Berlin metro population: 3.6 million Idea credit: push the needle

The DJ in this photo is likely to be the next mayor of a major US city, can you guess which one?

The Village of Providence in Huntsville, Alabama is a traditional neighborhood that was designed in 2002 and finished in 2014. It features hundreds of homes and thousands of jobs, most of which are local businesses. This is proof that we can still build strong, beautiful places.

Amsterdam, one of the world's most charming cities, has an extraordinary amount of buildings, that, by contemporary US standards, would be far too narrow to live in comfortably. And yet many do. We don't need a half acre lot to be happy, people manage life quite well otherwise!

“A city can be friendly to people or it can be friendly to cars, but it cannot be both.” - Enrique Peñalosa, former Mayor of Bogotá

Welcome to the movement, Donald Glover.

Picture this. You wake up and walk downtown. Neighbors greet you from their porches. The streets are filled with people—kids playing, adults chatting. You run into an old friend and catch up outside a local cafe. This is the life we want to create in cities across North America.

This looks like a Midjourney image of "non-zoning in Houston," and yet, it's real.

I just entered the Crutchfield Sweeps for a $350 Rewards Card for consumer electronics, you can too #GGGEntry swee.ps/UkNFMs_YNZdfQ