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October 6, 2009
Posted by Kaid Benfield in Green Enterprise
, Living Sustainably
, Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- community, mmarkettransformation, neighborhood, orencostation, portland, smartgrowth, suburbs, tod, transitorienteddevelopment, walking
As many readers of this blog already know, Orenco Station was built as one of the country's first new, suburban transit-oriented developments. It's on Portland's MAX light rail line in Hillsborough, Oregon, and comprises some 1,850 housing units...continued→
September 30, 2009
Posted by Kaid Benfield in Green Enterprise
, Living Sustainably
- Tags:
- community, markettransformation, neighborhood, planning, portland, smartercities, smartgrowth, transportation, walkability
People concerned with smart, sustainable development invariably end up talking about Portland (Oregon) or examples therein. This is because it has probably done more to apply the principles that we care about than any other region in the...continued→
October 29, 2008
Posted by Kaid Benfield in Green Enterprise
, Living Sustainably
, Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- neighborhood, portland, redevelopment, salmonsafe, smartgrowth, sowa, sustainabledevelopment, waterfront
One of the largest urban redevelopment projects in the country, Portland's South Waterfront ("SoWa") has been certified as "salmon-safe" by a nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring watersheds so that salmon can spawn and thrive. According to the press release...continued→
September 22, 2008
Posted by Kaid Benfield in Green Enterprise
, Living Sustainably
, Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- carbonemissions, carbonfootprint, energy, neighborhoods, portland, smartgrowth
Portland, Oregon has become such a recognized model of progressive planning and development that people like me are actually discouraged from talking about the region in professional circles. "Everybody already knows about Portland," the line goes. I don't think that everybody already...continued→