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Ed Ruscha Installation 2014

Cities: Getting There (Part I)

May 30, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Cities: Getting There.  Whether on foot, by tram, or subway, mobility can invigorate or stifle life in urban centers. Check out our showcase (below) of historic and cutting-edge developments for pedestrians […]

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Architecture, Cities, Europe, Urban design
Vignelli's statement says it all! (Courtesy of Massimo Vignelli studio)

Massimo Vignelli 1931-2014

May 28, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

We have all lived with Massimo Vignelli design – that is, the marvelous works of Massimo and Lella Vignelli and their New York-based studio. It might be the bloomingdales brown […]

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Art & Design, Books, Cities
Cathedral in Christchurch New Zealand, made of paper tubes, was built after the earthquake and opened in 2013.

Earth Week Heroes 2014: Shigeru Ban Humanitarian Architect

April 20, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Tokyo-born Shigeru Ban is a talented, globe-trotting architect, who designs dwellings of elegance and simplicity and notable public commissions (Pompidou Centre-Metz France). But that’s not why he was internationally recognized […]

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Architecture, Cities, Rising Waters

Spring Arrives: New stories & themes coming up

April 4, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Green News Update is ready to swing into spring – with a raft of interesting and urgent stories to share on revitalization and sustainability. Here’s some of what is on tap […]

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Animals at risk, Books, Cities, Food, Museums
Henderson Hopkins Schoolat night Courtesy Rogers Partners

Cities: Trends/Transformations Baltimore, Berlin, Boston, Singapore, Changsha

March 22, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

This month in Cities: The World Health Organization estimates that by 2030, 6 of every 10 people will live in a city, and by 2050, this proportion will increase to […]

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Cities, Food, Green Practices, Sustainability, Water

Winter Be Gone! Our Spring Lineup

February 28, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

February 28 is the end of “meterological winter” according to our weather forecasters. Who told the planet? At least 100 million people in the US are bracing for another round […]

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Animals at risk, Cities, Food, Weather
At the International Conservation Center (Pittsburgh Zoo) a biomass burner can dry, resize, store and burn elephant waste. It's a great alternative to the landfill. An elephant produces 100-125 pounds of poop a day. The burner can produce 2000 pounds a day.

Green Museums: Intro to Parts I-III (2014)

February 23, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Green like you’ve never seen Pittsburgh is a great place to debut the new Green Museums series, with stories and best green practices from a spectrum of botanic gardens, museums, history […]

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Architecture, Cities, Green Practices, Museums
Shenzhen Futian Courtesy of Xublake

Cities: Sydney, Shenzhen, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Philadelphia & more

January 23, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

There’s no denying that urban spaces – cities worldwide – are trending big-time, with an abundance of people on the move and plenty of challenges. In 2014, we’ll be presenting […]

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Architecture, China, Cities, Europe, Green Practices, Parks
3D House in the Green News Update Cities column (Jan 30) Courtesy of Photo Universe Architects

Portal to 2013: Most Popular Stories

January 13, 2014by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Web content – and news– often comes and goes in a flash. Green News Update wants to give you more evergreen coverage —  stories and content on sustainability and green living […]

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Biodiversity, Books, Cities, Sustainability
St. Peter's Square, Vatican City

Holiday Books: Cities & Places

December 10, 2013by Bobbie Faul-Zeitler

Pick a city — and there’s a book — history, guide, pictorial essay ! Our holiday list is certainly not encyclopedic, but there is a book  for  many different tastes. Here […]

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Books, China, Cities, Europe

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