urbanism : Everything tagged "wars"

ACORN, a voter registration group, is in the sights of Cuyahoga County, Ohio election officials, who voted Monday to investigate whether the ACORN signed up people to vote multiple times.

With over 1000 unique windows, individualized handles on windows and doors, a living roof, café, parking garage, restaurant, bar, playground, and a running stream, the Waldspirale in Darmstadt, Germany is an architectural wonder.

The project has the potential to transform Baghdad from a volatile war zone into a shining hub.

Cultivating crops in downtown skyscrapers might save bushels of energy and provide city dwellers with distinctively fresh food.

This has been the toughest year in real estate brokerage since before 1991. J Dryden quote: “Fight on, my merry men all, I’m a little wounded, but I am not slain; I will lay me down for to bleed a while, Then I’ll rise and fight with you again."

The voting process for the name of Montreal's citywide bike rental program is over and the winner is chosen. The system is going to be called "BIXI". Over the next month, demo bikes will be wheeled around the city and public demonstrations will be held.

From knowing where she lives, where she works and where she will soon rest her head, our investigation also turned up her home and cellphone numbers, when she's turning 18.

The buyer of a $53.5 million penthouse apartment in New York’s famed Plaza Hotel says the apartment turned out to be an “attic-like space” with low ceilings and obstructed views, and he is suing for a refund plus damages.