October 30, 2010 Headlines

LOCAL The UniverCity project: An experiment in suburban urbanism [Grist]
Can Cities Help You Forget Your Troubles, C’mon Get Happy? [PlaceShakers and NewsMakers]
Anthony Perl wants to tear down Vancouver's viaducts [Globe and Mail]
B.C.’s big boom in little houses [Globe and Mail]
More Metro Vancouver residents cycling year-round [Vancouver Sun]
Waiting for Lefty [Past Tense]
INTERNATIONAL This is the place for connecting kids, nature [Crosscut]
European Cities Get the Bike Bug [Der Spiegel]
Green transportation experiments get go-ahead [San Francisco Chronicle]
Wilshire route picked for L.A. subway extension [The Los Angeles Times]
Barcelona’s Streets: The Supreme Public Life Of a Great City [Citiwire]
Forever Trapped Between Jacobs and Moses [UrbanOmnibus]
Remembering Ralph Anderson, shaper of our regional architecture [Crosscut]