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charter city

Charter Cities Can Help the UN Meet Its Sustainable Development Goals

By Jeffrey Mason
Toyota's new project is not just about testing transportation; it will also serve as a test ground for smart home and artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

Prototype City Trend Takes Shape as Toyota Announces New Project

By Andy Hirschfeld
Lyft

Lyft Will Offer Autonomous Rides in 3 Years if Urban Planning Improves

By John Bonazzo
Aerial view of the Moon Pyramid taken during the Teotihuacan Hot Air Balloon Festival in San Juan de Teotihuacan, State of Mexico, March 21st, 2007. The festival is being held on the spring equinox. More than one million people have been visiting Mexico's archaeological sites since yesterday to be "charged with energy" during the equinox.

Democracy Has Existed in the Americas Longer Than We Thought

By Alanna Martinez
A still from Kedi.

‘Meowtropolis’: In ‘Kedi,’ A City of Cats Reveals Secrets of Urban Development

By Ezra Haber Glenn
NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 19: Karlie Kloss (R) and her family stop by the 4D VR Sleigh Ride Experience at Samsung VR Presents: The Night Before in Herald Square on December 19, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Samsung)

Virtual Reality Will Be the Hot New Hangout in 2017

By Brady Dale
A rendering of how the new Lambert Houses will look.

A Crucial Piece of de Blasio’s Housing Plan Blossoms in the Bronx

By Will Bredderman
A bicycle commuter travels past a guard of honour during a wreath laying ceremony by Italian President at the "Neue Wache" memorial for victims of conflict and war in Berlin on March 1, 2013. AFP PHOTO / ODD ANDERSEN

Here’s Why Cyclists Tracking Rides With Strava is Good For Cities

By Brady Dale
One57, the luxury residential building that received the 421-a tax abatement. (Photo: PRNewsfoto)

No Sky Zone: Residents of 57th Street Rage Against Extell’s High Rise Row, ‘Gluttonous’ Buildings

By Kim Velsey
An early rendering of the Lowline.

Low Line Raises Support, But Robotic Animals, $55 Million in Fundraising Remain Elusive

By Kim Velsey

Dan Doctoroff Still Has Big Plans―Like Moving the Javits to Sunnyside Yards

By Matt Chaban
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