A bee sting … turned out to be a Cedar Creek ember, carried by the wind. It’s touching us now.
Entries Tagged as 'Urban Design'
Fire Looms Over Eugene’s Future
September 14th, 2022 No Comments
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Eugene’s Corners Need Love
September 4th, 2022 No Comments
It’s time for Eugene to stretch itself. We’re building up in the center and along major transportation corridors. At last, some taller projects that aren’t part of the speculative student housing mix. It always bothered me that the tallest neon sign that visitors saw entering from the Ferry Street Bridge was atop Eugene Hotel, where […]
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Bicycling’s Bright Spot
August 24th, 2022 No Comments
It’s becoming clear that our best future will be more electrified. That future has already arrived on bike paths all around the area.
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Do We Have Sights Worth Seeing?
August 14th, 2022 No Comments
Except for cheapskates going to Track Town Pizza for free souvenir napkins and a handful of high-end eateries, most places reported no perceivable increases.
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University Land Swap: Yes, Please
August 8th, 2022 No Comments
The proposed swap could become the most valuable land deal since John Musumeci lured PeaceHealth to RiverBend.
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Rejoice for Our Riverfront Renaissance
June 19th, 2022 No Comments
Like the Willamette River itself, our history around its edges ambles through us in almost every direction.
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Bring WNBA to Eugene
June 12th, 2022 No Comments
It feels too soon — which is to say, just right. Ambition is always dressed for tomorrow, not for today.
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Touting Transit Systems
April 27th, 2022 No Comments
The transit map and schedules is our Table of Contents. It’s not the city itself, but it gives you a lot of clues about what you’ll find inside it.
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Let’s Make Resettling Our Thing
December 29th, 2021 No Comments
The more the outreach expands, the more likely they will be looking for the skills and interests you can offer.
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Traffic Comes to Eugene
October 1st, 2021 No Comments
This ribbon of road has always separated our east from west. It’s once again a straight line, recreating our history.
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