2015년 2월 17일 화요일

Why Big Cities Promote Less Innovation Than They Once Did, A New Index to Measure Sprawl Gives High Marks to Los Angeles, and more...

Today on CityLab

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

When it comes to new ideas, city size may not matter as much today as it did in the past.

ERIC JAFFE

L.A. is the least sprawling metro area in the country, according to this analysis, besting New York and San Francisco.

RICHARD FLORIDA

Some cities ignore the abuse, but others have found success engaging it head on.

AARIAN MARSHALL

A local architect uses his camera to showcase the colorful side of one of the world's oldest cities.

MARK BYRNES

Communities are focusing on urban forest plans to help protect a major economic and environmental asset: the tree canopy.

DEBORAH SNOONIAN GLENN

History often intervenes with extrapolated trends, making it hard to predict what the best cities for young people will be in the future.

DEREK THOMPSON