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  1. Chicago opens up for diagonal pedestrian crossings

  2. New Brookings book highlights Chicagoland's response to suburbanization of poverty

    • By Breann Gala and Kate Calabra, MPC research assistant
    • May 30, 2013

  3. Talking with Theaster Gates: Placemaking's positive connotations for negative space

  4. In the Loop: May 30, 2013

  5. Investments to improve transit access likely to pay off through higher property value

  6. The Private Bus Network: Pros and Cons

  7. Tough Stuff: A robust discussion on how good planning makes for resilient cities

  8. Solving the parking predicament: Using performance-based parking to manage demand in D.C.

  9. MPC Roundtable—Tough Stuff: Resilient Infrastructure in a Changing World

  10. As Red Line reconstruction gears up, Chicago Water Taxi is a commuting alternative

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