Voice: Diana Lind
Are Museums A Thing of the Past?
The Philly arts organizations bringing in audiences are not the ones you might expect. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing
By Diana Lind
Can AI Achieve the Broken Promises of Smart Cities?
A conversation with AI expert and professor Neil Kleiman on how the newest tech might transform how cities work
By Diana Lind
States — Not Cities — Are Solving The Housing Crisis
Ideas from around the country that Pennsylvania should steal to create more homes for more people
By Diana Lind
Philly Had the Answer to the Manosphere
So why did we get rid of places like the old LOVE Park, where young men want to hang out?
By Diana Lind
Calder Gardens’ Missed Opportunities
An urbanist grapples with her contrarian view of Philadelphia's newest museum, and how it reflects her city
By Diana Lind
Can We Make Car-Free Streets Permanent?
Everyone loves once-a-week open streets. What would it take to transform the happenings into a full-time situation?
By Diana Lind
Quit Whining about Travel Sports
Intense youth sports are a rational response to the hyper-competitive world we live in.
By Diana Lind
I Don’t Bike. But I Support Bike Lanes
What many Center City residents don’t understand
By Diana Lind
SEPTA Ridership is Down. It Doesn’t Have to Be.
As the transit system struggles to survive, a new report offers permanent fixes from across the pond
By Diana Lind
Transform a Curb; Change a City
But not just curbs. Cities also need updated org charts; all manner of transformation managers; CFOs and COOs, and, importantly: public pissoirs
By Diana Lind
