By derekgordon on June 11, 2009
Over the last few weeks Sensible City has been putting Re: Vision Dallas and Urban Revision in the ears, eyes and minds of the most popular and influential blogs, media portals and news services. A big idea loves hard work and together we’ve helped spread the world for Urban Revision online. The following is a list of some of our favorite hits. [...]
Posted in Social Media | Tagged Green Building, Renewable Energy, social media, Sustainable Cities, Sustainable City Development, Urban Renewal, urban revision
By Ian Bryan on January 3, 2009
Urban Revision will be launching Building Blocks, its international design competition which will determine the future of a fully sustainable city block, just a stones throw from City Hall in Dallas, TX. Plus, a 6-month lecture series TBD is in development.
We’ll be steering the DC greenie/social media crowd to the LinkLive Inaugural Ball at the Corcoran.
Sensible [...]
Posted in Education, Education Events, Events, Government, Green Events, Sustainable Cities | Tagged BETT 2009, dallas sustainable square block, ecobuild aec-st, FETC 2009, green cities, inaugural ball raffle, inaugural ball tickets, Promethean Activclassroom, social media in education, Urban Renewal, urban revision
By Ian Bryan on December 3, 2008
Dallas, TX - December 2, 2008 — The City of Dallas will host a full-day “Design Charrette” this Friday to examine the necessary framework and community impact of what will become the first fully sustainable, urban square block in the United States. The Charrette, attended by community design and urban planning experts from across the nation, [...]
Posted in Clients In The News, Community, Events, Sustainable Cities | Tagged architecture for humanity, ARUP, Biomimicry Institute, Brent Brown, Dallas, Dallas Institute for Humanities and Culture, Ecocity Building, Enterprise Foundation, Fannie Mae Foundation, Green Building, Institute for Urban Policy Planning, Organic Architect, stacey frost, Sustainable Cities, United States Green Building Council, Urban Regeneration, Urban Renewal, urban revision, Vision North Texas