Stephen Fesler

Uytae Lee of About Here dives into some highly creative apartment designs that we don't normally see. Could bending the rules a bit deliver great results?

Some people like consistency and little change, but others like vitality, energy, and dynamism. Ray Delahanty of CityNerd dives into a top 10 list of American cities that are in high demand and have lots of turnover. Seattle made the list. What place do you think it ranked?

If you've been riding Link light rail recently, you may have noticed new progression diagrams onboard trains. The updated versions are meant to complement the upcoming 1 Line extension to Lynnwood, opening on August 30 , and future-proof wayfinding materials for other upcoming extensions.

For decades, America's road networks have become increasingly less gridded and connected, degrading the ability to walk and bike in communities. That's been the consequence of America's sprawling suburbs that emphasize the cul-de-sac . Is it still getting worse? Dave Amos of City Beautiful tries to answer that question.

Is cycling just for the city? Or can cycling be a success in the suburbs. Uytae Lee of About Here takes a dive into that question with Canadian examples.

Anyone who has ridden the TriMet's MAX light rail in Portland knows that it is undeniably slow through the city center. Recee Martin from RM Transit dives into how the system could be greatly improved for speed, reliability, frequency, and time competitiveness.