Like many pedestrian environments, the waterfront community of Fells Point, Baltimore, where RTKL’s headquarter office is located, is patrolled by police on Segway-style vertical scooters. I know this because while I recently window-shopped during a warm January lunch break, I was almost run over by one. I never heard the vehicle come up behind me […]
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What can the architecture industry learn from the modern day culinary hot spot?
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Lance Hosey outlines his New Year’s resolutions for the design industry.
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Perhaps the divide between school and professional practice isn’t as big as we sometimes fear it is.
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The 2008 Great Recession did not do great things for our cities’ streetscapes. Vacant storefronts, the bane of pedestrian experience, became more and more evident. Leases were not renewed; retailers suffered; restaurants closed. The dreaded “dark” storefronts multiplied.
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