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Feargus O'Sullivan's coverage is heavily focused on urban planning, city development, architecture, transportation, and sustainability. His articles also touch upon government announcements related to these topics.
If you are looking to reach out to Feargus O'Sullivan with a pitch or expert commentary, offering insights into innovative urban planning projects, architectural trends with societal impacts or unique sustainable city developments would likely be well-received by him. Additionally, if your expertise lies in the intersection of government policies and their impact on urban landscapes and society as a whole it could pique his interest.
Since the geographic focus of Feargus' reporting isn't explicitly specified but includes cities like London, Paris and Berlin in his article titles he may prioritize stories from those regions but may still consider relevant pitches from other locales.
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By: Feargus O'Sullivan
The UK city is rolling out new Bus Rapid Transit routes to connect a ring of Outer London riders — and perhaps pave the way for future Tube trains.
By: Feargus O'Sullivan, Charlotte Hughes-Morgan
On Amsterdam’s 750th anniversary, it continues to be a leader in climate adaptation — showing how a city can thrive in overcoming existential challenges.
By: Feargus O'Sullivan
The high-speed rail plan would more than halve travel time between cities like Madrid and Lisbon by 2040. But executing the vision will take €345 billion.
By: Feargus O'Sullivan, Saim Saeed
The Pietonnier’s popularity has led to frequent clashes between walkers and riders.
By: Feargus O'Sullivan
Once seen as a sustainable and charming upgrade, wood-burning stoves are now under scrutiny for what they add to London’s polluted winter air.
By: Feargus O'Sullivan, Brian Kahn
Part of being a journalist is reading countless stories from other publications and wishing you’d thought of them. Inspired by Businessweek’s annual Jealousy List, today’s newsletter brings you our Green With Envy List of the stories that stuck with us this year. Plus, your weekly read and podcast.
Thomas Heatherwick’s Birmingham City FC stadium plan is both a statement-making spectacle and a sign of the growing US influence on the English sport.
By: Tom Fevrier, Marie Patino, Feargus O'Sullivan
Outgoing Mayor Anne Hidalgo leaves the city more walkable, bikable, greener and cleaner.
By: Feargus O'Sullivan
As visitors and transplants return to once-faded coastal towns, prosperity is rising alongside housing costs, inequality and political tensions.
By: Feargus O'Sullivan
The curving brick wall associated with rural East Anglia takes the spotlight in the design by Lanza Atelier for London’s annual temporary architecture exhibit.
