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Report Sheds Light on Walkability Momentum in Houston

By Kinder Institute | Jun 14, 2016 | No Comments

Leah Binkovitz | June 14, 2016 The future of walkable urbanism in the U.S. will depend on places like Houston, Los Angeles and Miami, which have made great strides -- but still have a long way to go, according to a new study.

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What’s Your Bold Idea For Public Spaces in Houston?

By Kinder Institute | May 20, 2016 | No Comments

Kyle Shelton | May 20, 2016 Recent Houston visitors are sending the city the same message: don't be afraid to think outside the box.

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A Big Idea Emerges for a Tiny Space

By Kinder Institute | May 17, 2016 | No Comments

Ryan Holeywell | May 17, 2016 Kinder Institute sponsoring $10,000 effort to improve underused plot of land near light-rail stop.

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How to Rethink Urban Design in the Wake of Flooding

By lb26 | May 16, 2016 | No Comments

Leah Binkovitz | @leahbink | May 16, 2016 To prevent devastating floods, experts say, the region may need to adjust the way it grows.

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Urban Planners and Public Health Experts Rarely Work Together. That’s a Problem.

By lb26 | May 12, 2016 | No Comments

Leah Binkovitz | May 12, 2016 Experts from the two fields are starting to collaborate -- but not nearly enough.

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Space City: Underutilized Lots Provide New Opportunities for Houston Neighborhoods

By lb26 | May 5, 2016 | No Comments

Leah Binkovitz | May 5, 2016 Empty lots and odd bits of underutilized land are hallmarks of urban life in Houston. Here are four spots that are ripe for change.

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