by Todd Wenskoski | Feb 18, 2021 | news
The pandemic has instigated a shift in thinking about public spaces in our cities. Out of necessity for health, safety, and Last week, two articles in the Denver Post and Denver Business Journal examined the future for Downtown Denver and the challenges borne by the...
by Matt Shawaker | Oct 26, 2020 | news
Rethinking Streets The pandemic has instigated a shift in thinking about public spaces in our cities. Out of necessity for health, safety, and economic recovery, cities around the nation have created ‘open streets’ – meaning streets that are open to people because...
by Matt Shawaker | Oct 1, 2020 | news
We are witnessing in a shift in thinking about public spaces in our cities. The pandemic has highlighted deficiencies and inequities, and demonstrated the importance of parks, open spaces, and streets for socializing, recreation, health, and mobility. Additionally,...
by Meredith Wenskoski | May 18, 2020 | news
The pandemic has been a shocking change to our normal way of life. It has overwhelmed our front-line workers, pushed the capacity of our health care system to its limits, and revealed how deep-rooted inequities pose even greater challenges for people of lower income...
by Nicole Marshall | Sep 16, 2019 | news
This weekend the Livable Cities team joined with the High Line Canal Conservancy and our sub-consulting design partners, Agency Landscape + Planning and Sasaki Associates, to celebrate the completion of the High Line Canal Framework Plan. The High Line Canal is a...
by Meredith Wenskoski | Jun 14, 2019 | news
Since its opening in 1995, the Denver International Airport (DEN) has established itself as one of the preeminent airports in the world, serving nearly 65 million passengers in 2018 alone. In addition, with approximately 16,000 acres of land available for commercial...
