Urban Residue - leftover thoughts from the day

The future of parking is very much an open question, given the uncertain, diverging possibilities of automated vehicles. Ultimately, the fut...

This is the first in a series of posts about the failures of city agencies to protect New York City's public spaces, using the example o...

There is a path to nowhere along the Bronx River. It is a place I investigate from time to time, keenly aware that I tread there only due to...

Charlotte Street in The Bronx has a mythic place in the history of The Bronx, and it continues to grow as the borough recovers from its peri...

A miniature palisade suddenly rises. Natural wooden hues thrust upward from the sidewalk, warmly reflecting the summer sun. A few days later...

The urban ecosystem leaves concrete marks on our built environment. In some cases, the imprints of natural materials brought into the city a...

Yesterday evening, there was a loud bang outside our house. By the time my wife made it to the window, several cars were crashed and shou...