Chuck Wolfe provides a unique perspective about cities as a London-based urbanist writer, photographer, land use consultant and former Seattle land use and environmental attorney. He is currently a Vi
When it comes to adaptive reuse, Seattle has made a few tentative moves in the right direction, but still leaves much to be desired. How can Split, Croatia serve as a model for scaling our strategy?
For someone who grew up in the family of an urban planning professor, today's hopes for city life sound surprisingly familiar.
Even when places are defined by the dance of history, people, and place, there are parts of our experience that can help shape urban life elsewhere.
People have long built on hills, and some older cities don't adapt well to new imperatives. But there also may be inspiration.
Here's a short legal lesson on the dispute over keeping the city as co-lead on the environmental process. The city council wants to stay at the table, while the mayor worries about the absence of a signed agreement with the state.
