Streetcar trolley bridge in Georgetown gets closer to demolition. Report calls for stricter Virginia water rules. Year-over-year rents hold steady in Washington region.
The chair of the DC Waterways Advisory Commission sees tremendous opportunity for the Potomac and Anacostia Rivers to serve as models of environmental stewardship, economic vitality, recreational ...
Even as a ban on swimming more than half a century old persists, neighbors, governments, and organizations are working to improve and protect our region’s waterways. We’ve also faced reminders that we ...
USDOT stops recommending time-tested safety measures. Dallas faces an inflection point. How to replace single-use architecture with circularity.
Lack of bus lanes limits Metrobus. Prince George’s County targets vacant properties. Tenants report poor conditions at Congress Park Plaza.
Dan Malouff is a transportation planner for Arlington, a professor at George Washington University, and a longtime urbanist ...
Arlington road to get safety updates before school year. Montgomery County may back 18-month data center moratorium. Broken pipe floods Red Line control room, causing delays.
This style of road design is ubiquitous, unsafe, and inefficient — and it continues to fail drivers and non-drivers alike.
This week on Do Something: what if you ran for ANC; Office of Planning office hours; and looking for info about the driver who killed a pedestrian in Silver Spring.
Pop-up park in Rosslyn. Image by the author. If residents want to contribute to their neighborhoods’ futures, they should be present in their communities’ “third spaces” such as plazas, libraries, and ...
WMATA releases pictures of planned automated doors. Arlington funds $2.6 million in streetscape improvements. Deckover ...
If it were the 1970s, this proposal from the DC Office of Planning would be cutting edge. Instead, it stands to seriously ...
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