Urban and Regional Planning

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning - CityNet. An Asia-Pacific regional network of local authorities, with an agenda empahsizing urban development.

News and Information for Citizen Planners

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning - Urban Land Institute. Nonprofit education and research institute with focus on the use of land in order to enhance the total environment.

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning - Ecology of Absence. Documents abandonment of the built environment and speculates on geographic, sociological, ecological, and architectural factors.

The International Network for Traditional Building, Architecture Urbanism (INTBAU) is building an active network of individuals and institutions interested in offering a humane alternative in architecture and the built environment and creating new and harmonious places which respect local traditions.

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning - San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR). Promotes good planning and government through research, analysis, public education, and advocacy.

space.city, seattle's art and architecture forum

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning - Municipal Research Services Center of Washington. Providing city and county profiles and codes, articles on a wide range of subjects affecting municpalities, a database of state court opinions, the administrative code and statutes, directories, news, and links.

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning - Pew Partnership for Civic Change. Civic research group that identifies and documents strategies for creating strong communities.

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning - Urban Planet. Urbanist message boards with areas for general and regional discussions.

Science, Social Sciences, Urban and Regional Planning, Transportation - Surface Transportation Policy Project. U.

Metropolis examines contemporary life through design--architecture, interior design, product design, graphic design, crafts, planning, and preservation. Subjects range from the sprawling urban environment to intimate living spaces to small objects of everyday use. In looking for why design happens in a certain way, Metropolis explores the economic, environmental, social, cultural, political, and technological context. With its innovative graphic presentation and its provocative voice, Metropolis shows how richly designed our world can be.