Mayor Megan Barry sought the private sector, real world expertise of ULI Nashville members in identifying ways to improve mobility and create people-oriented infrastructure.
During his 40-plus-year career, Wayne Ratkovich has given back to ULI many times over through his service as a trustee, a former Foundation board member, and a frequent chairman of Advisory Services panels. ULI Connect spoke with Ratkovich about his experiences.
Two recent additions to the ULI Case Studies series highlight the possibilities a city’s historic building stock offer to multifamily developers with a special interest in revitalizing urban neighborhoods through a blend of old and new.
ULI members in North America recently formed a working group devoted to understanding and sharing knowledge on the impact of autonomous vehicles on urban land use and real estate.
The Landscape Architecture Foundation (LAF) celebrated its 50th anniversary in June by hosting a summit on the future of landscape architecture. More than 700 landscape architects gathered in Philadelphia to hear dozens of industry leaders share “declarations” on where landscape architecture is headed over the next 50 years.
ULI Philippines recently recognized several exemplary real estate projects that are focused on promoting healthful behaviors in the built environment with its inaugural Healthy Places Awards Program.
Over the past year, the Singapore government’s Centre for Liveable Cities has partnered with ULI Singapore to explore what it means to be a “car-lite” city—a city that harnesses the power of technology, the sharing economy, and ground-up innovation to develop a range of mobility options that are “socially inclusive and economically efficient,” according to a recent report of the initiative’s initial findings.
