Seen from the Milwaukee River, the rendering shows possibilities for the 32.5 acres including an extended outdoor Public Market, parks, and a pedestrian street with shops, housing, and office buildings where the interstate currently exists. Courtesy of 1000 Friends of Wisconsin. Rendering...
New urbanists from around the globe recently visited Oklahoma City for the 30th annual Congress for the New Urbanism. CNU-Wisconsin board member Pat Algiers attended the event and shared sights from around the city. Tour of downtown Tulsa hosted...
Oklahoma City grew by 14 percent in the last decade—a trend that might not have seemed possible to local leaders in the early 1990s. Speaking to a large crowd at CNU 30 in late March, those leaders rightly pointed...
AARP Wisconsin is inviting local organizations and governments to apply for the 2022 AARP Community Challenge grant program, now through March 22. These grants fund quick-action projects that help communities become more livable in the long-term by improving public...
This past year has been a mixed bag for many of us, but it was a big one for CNU Wisconsin. 2021 marked the chapter’s ten year anniversary, and ten years since urban professionals from across the country flocked...