Biophilic Cities Blog
Part 1: Biophilia is Catching in the Nation’s Capital
Saturday, June 15th, 2013 | Biophliic Cities
Last month a fox was sighted at Logan Circle, one of the Washington, DC’s bustling residential neighborhoods. A wild turkey, part of a flock that lives at the former Civil War encampment Fort Dupont Park, found its way to the windows of downtown law firms, setting off a flurry of tweets and speculation. This spring [...]
Biophilic Urbanism Studio Blog: Vitoria-Gasteiz
Ideas for a Greener Vitoria
Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012 | Vitoria-Gasteiz 2012
Our time in Vitoria has come to an end, but we have produced quite a few creative solutions for each axis and node assigned to our design groups. It has been a great experience working with students and young professionals from across the country of Spain, as well as our American colleagues from the SUNY [...]
News
Zoning for Biophilia – a shout out to local legislators committed to making “greening” easier
Monday, August 6th, 2012 | News
Every morning when I check my Google Reader, there is a new headline touting the another grassroots city green initiative. Urban farming in Detroit and urban orcharding in Philadelphia. Pocket parks—aka parklets— in San Francisco. The transformation of railways to greenways in Manhattan and bridges to greenways in DC. Beekeeping and a rooftop farm in [...]
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