Denver / Shanghai / San Francisco / Oslo / Mexico City / Lagos / Austin / Baltimore / New York / Zurich / Pittsburgh / Vancouver / Prague / Beijing / Copenhagen / Curitiba / Detroit / New York City / San Diego / Jakarta / /
Company
ArchPlan Inc. / /
Country
United States / Brazil / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Beltsville Agricultural Research Center / University of Toronto / University of Maryland / Johns Hopkins University / Martin Prosperity Institute / /
IndustryTerm
venture capital / transportation / nanoscale technology / transportation resources / transportation costs / energy conserving form / retail centers / short transportation routes / private transportation technologies / creative solutions / car sharing / energy-efficient future / food / energy / venture capital investment / printing / car travel / local energy production / transportation routes / local food production / food production / decentralized energy production / inherent energy efficiency / Clean and flexible technologies / manufacturing / /
NaturalFeature
Chesapeake Bay / /
Organization
Beltsville Agricultural Research Center / New Urbanism / School of Management / University of Maryland / Modern Movement / Johns Hopkins University / US Federal Reserve / Martin Prosperity Institute / University of Toronto / /
Person
Jaime Lerner / Klaus Philipsen / /
Position
driver for economic development / Architect and Mayor / head / leader / architect and president / /
ProvinceOrState
Maryland / Florida / /
Technology
Public and private transportation technologies / nanoscale technology / /
Smart Growth Network: National Conversation on the Future of Our Communities February 2013 The Future of Cities: Seven Trends We Know and Seven Suggestions for What Might Be