Hey guys! I can’t believe this semester is already over. It seems like our icebreaking session during our first class together was only last week. It seriously was a pleasure Read More …

Let’s face it: post-war cities are addicted to cars. Newer developed cities -especially in the Midwest- have a tunnel vision-like focus on car transportation only. For governments, it’s cheap, relatively Read More …

      Lets face it – most of us wouldn’t know how to get to places without a car. Before our times at University Park, I would say most Read More …

We can all say with confidence that we care about our quality of life to some extent. In a sense, that’s essentially what drives most, if not all, of our Read More …

We have all been taught the myriads of benefits of managing our time well, and structuring our own resources to achieve our goals – whether it’s time management of studying, Read More …

  Once again, we’ll be delving into the fascinating topic of urban planning, in which literally everything around us in today’s age has been planned in some form or another. Read More …

The events at the Glasgow climate change conference this past year have highlighted just how important emissions reductions and efficient energy consumption are to reducing our environmental impacts. As often expressed, Read More …

Last blog we dove into a little bit of the origins of today’s problems with the lack of room within cities, as well as a brief history of the American Read More …

With world record snowfalls, temperature drops, droughts, forest fires, oil spills, sea level increases, record low bee and bird populations and a myriad of other environmental problems, sustainability has become Read More …

Hey there! Do you consider yourself somewhat observational, or just like to know how the things around us work or were designed? If so, that’s great, I’d like to interest Read More …